Annie Dillard, who died this month at 81, transformed creative nonfiction by bringing the intensity, music and mysticism of poetry into prose.
Christopher Nolan’s Circe, played by Samantha Morton, is more like a fairy-tale witch than an ancient goddess.
Deadly fogs, moralistic diatribes, debunked medical theory — Brett Beasley explores a piece of Victorian science fiction considered to be the first modern tale of urban apocalypse.
In this warm and insightful conversation, poet David Groff speaks with writer Tracy Rybacki about the way poetry can help us face loss and keep growing.
Jay Greenfield, a New York attorney whose late-blooming literary career produced “Max’s Diamonds,” a novel probing the haunting legacy of the Holocaust and the moral ambiguities of American Jewish life, has died.
“I always thought Shoeless Joe was innocent,” says Granville Burgess.
Forty-six years had passed since I had seen that 1970s version of Lorna Doone, and I remembered only that it was compelling and exciting, in addition to being obscure and unknown to anyone but me.
Here are 20 Trump 2.0 books, including some primers on environmental activism, to help provide a roadmap for the days ahead.
Mark Laporta delivers a triumphant and thought-provoking finale to his epic sci-fi trilogy that cements his reputation as a master of modern science fiction.
In publishing, the people who work behind the scenes rarely get their due. But on Oct. 1, 2024, at least, one industry pioneer, Judy-Lynn del Rey, got the limelight.
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