June 20, 2014
Women by Bukowski, an oral history of Street Fighter II, Didion’s Slouching Towards Bethlehem — how is it that we’re even friends?
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Women by Bukowski, an oral history of Street Fighter II, Didion’s Slouching Towards Bethlehem — how is it that we’re even friends?
Read MoreMark Twain in Boston, Ayn Rand in New York, Henry Miller in Los Angeles — whether they hated it there or loved it dearly, these authors had a lot to say about U.S. metropolises.
Read MoreA little positive reinforcement from your favorite authors while you daydream about pre-gaming for the weekend. Go ahead, pour yourself a tall one.
Read MoreOn the 77th anniversary of J. M. Barrie’s death, we look at the ways in which his classic children’s story has been distorted over the years and why.
Read MoreWe’re serving up a cake of gratitude for Paul McCartney’s 72nd birthday and all that he and the Fab Four have done for popular literature.
Read MoreIf your favorite work of literature has never been adapted into a movie or TV show, it’s not for a lack of trying.
Read MoreTrue story: The author of your favorite bedtime tale also wrote The Pocket Book of Boners.
Read MoreBooks that push so far beyond the written word, you’d be missing out if you didn’t read them digitally.
Read MoreNew York, Wichita, Los Angeles — celebrate James Joyce’s Ulysses regardless of where you are.
Read MoreAt least your dad didn’t abandon you on top of a mountain when you were a baby.
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