Janet Malcolm’s Subtle Comedy
In 1994 Janet Malcolm wrote a profile of the artist David Salle that takes an unusual form and is one of the few works of nonfiction...
In 1994 Janet Malcolm wrote a profile of the artist David Salle that takes an unusual form and is one of the few works of nonfiction...
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“Terms of Agreement” by Clare Sestanovich There’s a building under construction outside my window, close enough that when it’s finished, there will be nothing but building in...
When, in 1972, a young philosopher named Martha Craven Nussbaum was selected for the prestigious Harvard Junior Fellowship, a friend suggested she should be called a...
I’ve been watching the Extremely Sad Show for Extremely Sad People for a few months now. I only learned this a few weeks ago, though. At...
BookFest came and went and it was amazing! It was a place in which everyone loved stories and you got to geek out about them both...
This list of July 2021 horror books was originally published in our horror newsletter, The Fright Stuff. Sign up for it here to get horror news,...
This year has already brought plenty of exciting new releases to bookstores — including several engrossing retellings of some favorite stories. These captivating new books, all...
Many decades ago I remember reading a particular novel as a student and loving it. I think it was Bernard Malamud’s The Assistant, but I could...