October 22, 2014
Herman Melville's masterpiece brought to Tommy Wiseau’s The Room-depth ruin — and a drinking game to accompany it!
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Herman Melville's masterpiece brought to Tommy Wiseau’s The Room-depth ruin — and a drinking game to accompany it!
Read MoreLed by a dream to the Italian writer’s novel; led by the novel back to reality.
Read MoreLouise Fitzhugh’s literary realism inspired a new generation of spy kids.
Read MoreReconsidering the literary landscape in the wake of the Great War, Lawrence rescued Herman Melville’s now venerated novel from absolute obscurity.
Read MoreNow hailed as a masterpiece, Faulkner's novel was initially written off by the public and the author himself. Why?
Read MoreWhat can the differences between the two teach us about post-World War II American literature?
Read MoreAs a founder of science fiction, Wells got a surprising share the future right. He also got some things very, very wrong.
Read MoreThe renowned children’s author undoubtedly has a way with words, but he’s also a master of confronting the difficulties of life.
Read MoreRandle Patrick McMurphy of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Hank Stamper of Sometimes a Great Notion: two men of incredible strength whom Kesey brings to their knees. Why?
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