September 11, 2014
The director’s take on the novel isn’t just a translation of mediums, it’s part of his continued exploration of California.
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The director’s take on the novel isn’t just a translation of mediums, it’s part of his continued exploration of California.
Read MoreHow did Martin muscle his way to the best-seller's list with A Song of Ice and Fire?
Read MoreRhinozeros, a literary magazine from the early ‘60s which published only 10 issues, introduced Germany to some of America’s greatest poets.
Read MoreBest-known today for his novel Man’s Fate, Malraux first traced the steps that Angelina Jolie, as Lara Croft, would walk almost a century later.
Read MoreTake a tour of the compound which the infamous Cartel boss called home while “incarcerated” in the early ‘90s.
Read MoreMost famous for The Phantom of the Opera, Gaston Leroux was also an accomplished — though now largely forgotten — journalist and short story writer.
Read MoreUruguayan fiction writer, poet and playwright Quiroga was a master of the bizarre but also an ancestor of the magical realists.
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