All Reviews

• To Understand the World Is To Be Destroyed By It: On H.P. Lovecraft

  Jess NevinsMay 5, 2013

• The Evolving Virgin: Sexual Treaties, Gaga Procreation and the “Facts of Life”

  May 5, 2013

• Why Does the World Exist?: Jim Holt's "Existential Detective Story"

  May 4, 2013

• Medical-Grade St. Aubyn: On "The Patrick Melrose Novels"

  May 4, 2013

• The Dispossessed: Brian Levack’s “The Devil Within”

  May 3, 2013

• Getting to the Truth about Hedge Funds

  May 3, 2013

• All That Exists Is the Only True Luxury: Miklós Szentkuthy’s "Marginalia on Casanova"

  May 2, 2013

• Untied, Undone

  May 2, 2013

• Dated on Arrival: James Salter’s “All That Is”

  Apr 30, 2013

• Fabrics and Trinkets: Elizabeth Winder’s Sylvia Plath

  Apr 30, 2013

• We Read Things Differently

  Peace provides other pleasures than those of interpretation and memory. Its individual scenes are sharply evoked so that we travel in time.

  Apr 30, 2013

• Hero Without a Sequel: Charles Jackson Revisited

  Apr 29, 2013

• Rock Star Professors: Eric Weisbard’s “Pop When The World Falls Apart”

  Apr 29, 2013

• Israel Unmoored: The Fault Lines of the Jewish State

  Apr 28, 2013

• Justice Revealed: Sonia Sotomayor’s Early Years

  Sara CamposApr 28, 2013

• Fair Warning: Julian Assange’s “Cypherpunks”

  Adam Morris on Julian Assange's "Cypherpunks."

  Apr 28, 2013