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Three Questions for Juan Felipe Herrera Regarding His New Book, “Portraits of Hispanic American Heroes”
"We need to walk these books to the centers of educational institutions — this is what it is all about."
Biography & Autobiography
"I don't think anyone should write their autobiography until after they're dead." — Samuel Goldwyn
Unique Justice
"Scalia is the foremost champion of originalism ever to serve on the Court. But will it survive his tenure?"
In Your Choice Lies Your Talent
A Biography of Stella Adler
The Art of Cultivating Friends
Bob Ames was an American who understood Arab culture, who could befriend Arabs.
Paul McCartney: The Wilderness Years
If Paul McCartney wasn’t a Beatle, then who was he? What was he?
Writers’ Private Lives
New Books on Harper Lee and J. D. Salinger
The Curse of Byron
Where, then, is the promised history of “the birth of literature’s greatest monsters”?
Seeds of Grass
The origins of American Bohemia in — where else — Greenwich Village, before the Civil War.
Bonhoeffer Co-Opted
Contributor Joel Looper on Charles Marsh's "Strange Glory: A Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer"
Sacred Duty
The Life of John Quincy Adams
“The Hardest Work I Have Ever Done”: “Dropout Piece” by Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer
Our Own Device
Michael Schmidt’s biography of the novel is uplifting, proving that the novel is here to stay.
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