Delving into an unfinished novel is a sticky business. The chance to sneak behind the fluffed and combed prose, and cast a glance at the bare scaffolding can be fraught with expectations and the seeds of disappointment.
“Jesus’ usefulness as a challenge to power was lost the moment Christians first believed he rose from the dead.”
The story of the founding mothers of the legal profession.
Ben Winters marries our modern day obsession with the end of the world to noir’s inherent fatalism in the latest edition of his Last Policeman trilogy
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Lenard Sikophsky, the boy whose father is determined to turn him into a superhero, at whatever cost …
In his new book German Europe, the sociologist Ulrich Beck comments on the European debt crisis.
Kennedy’s latest novel, a quasi-love story about fake mediums, is carried and hindered by the acclaimed writer’s mordant humor and metafictional play.
Hessler’s Travels: On the Extreme Edge of Normal
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