Before “American Dirt,” There Was “The Korean Angela’s Ashes”
The “American Dirt” dustup recalls another publishing fiasco.
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
The “American Dirt” dustup recalls another publishing fiasco.
Marie Myung-Ok LeeFeb 5, 2020
Ellie Duke explores the biographer’s role in biography in a review of Jenn Shapland’s “My Autobiography of Carson McCullers.”
Ellie DukeFeb 4, 2020
Donal Harris reviews Rachel Cusk’s new essay collection, “Coventry.”
Donal HarrisJan 26, 2020
Daisy Alioto reviews Laurie Stone’s latest book, “Everything is Personal: Notes on Now.”
Daisy AliotoJan 17, 2020
A nature writer walks the route of a 1769 expedition to learn about California and his own childhood.
Scott BurtonJan 17, 2020
Gina Frangello reviews Adrienne Brodeur’s memoir about her glamorous but flawed mother.
Gina FrangelloJan 9, 2020
Kaleem Hawa reviews three recent books on South African apartheid.
Kaleem HawaJan 7, 2020
Scott Bradfield reviews the Library of America edition of Joan Didion’s early novels and essays.
Scott BradfieldJan 1, 2020
Rachel Howard reviews Sands Hall’s memoir of her seduction by and escape from Scientology.
Rachel HowardDec 31, 2019
A rocker from the 1990s looks back with regret and resolve.
Dean KuipersDec 28, 2019
Seth Greenland reviews a compelling new memoir about surviving a brutal terrorist attack.
Seth GreenlandDec 26, 2019
Hugh Sheehy talks to Greg Gerke about his new essay collection, “See What I See,” and the intersections of life, writing, and cinema.
Hugh SheehyDec 17, 2019