October 21, 2013
Rest easy, bibliophiles: No director will be ruining these beloved books.
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Rest easy, bibliophiles: No director will be ruining these beloved books.
Read MoreIf you want a laugh but are too lazy to read, these audiobooks narrated by their comic authors are for you.
Jhumpa Lahiri discusses the inspiration for her new novel, The Lowland, her family’s politics and the mystery of her parents’ lives in India.
Read MoreAmong the strip malls and swamps of South Florida, a teenager struggles with the violence of everyday life.
Read MoreSocial Malpractice Publishing, an independent press from Portland, talks about the NY ART BOOK FAIR, pissing people off & Oprah.
Read MoreWe explore the darkest possible outcome of J.D. Salinger’s life: that in which he ditches writing for a job as a meat and cheese importer.
Read MorePaul Kwiatkowski's debut novel, And Every Day Was Overcast, includes photographs, handwritten notes and ... a soundtrack?
Read MoreThe author talks vulnerability, love and how long you can wear a pair of jeans without washing them.
Read MoreStarting next year, the Man Booker Prize will be open to any work written in English & published in the U.K. — but what if it was that way for the last decade?
Read MoreOver the past few years, the zombie apocalypse has come to represent an alternative to neoliberalism — an ideology that admits no alternatives.
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