Teaching the Kids of Jonestown
A San Francisco teacher remembers her students who died at Jonestown.
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
A San Francisco teacher remembers her students who died at Jonestown.
Julia ScheeresSep 22, 2018
Paul Buhle reviews Bill Schelly's memoir "Sense of Wonder: My Life in Comic Fandom — the Whole Story."
Paul BuhleSep 22, 2018
Dinah Lenney talks to David L. Ulin about reading today, literary anonymity, and his recently reissued book, "The Lost Art of Reading."
Dinah LenneySep 19, 2018
An essential writer in his quintessential decade.
Jonathan KirshnerSep 19, 2018
William Giraldi speaks with Daniel Baxter, author of “One Life at a Time: An American Doctor’s Memoir of AIDS in Botswana.”
William GiraldiSep 16, 2018
Wendell Berry’s new collection, “The World-Ending Fire,” teaches that the rotten ways we treat one another are rooted in the rotten ways we treat the land.
Dean KuipersSep 5, 2018
A memoir about growing up in a cult offers only a partial view of the picture.
Rebecca MooreSep 2, 2018
Written in 1968 and reprinted by NYRB Classics, “Journey Into the Mind’s Eye,” Blanch’s hybrid work is startlingly ahead of its time.
Nina Renata AronSep 1, 2018
Lisa Fetchko reviews Gabriela Wiener's "Sexographies."
Lisa FetchkoAug 29, 2018
A collection of essays on gender, the body, resistance, and the Occupy Movement.
Kyle ProehlAug 29, 2018
“The book is a kind of love letter. Or, more truthfully, several love letters, sewn together into one.”
Sarah BlackwoodAug 26, 2018
With “Summer,” the conclusion to his Seasons quartet, Norwegian maestro Karl Ove Knausgaard provides a master class in creating reader-writer intimacy.
Lisa TeasleyAug 21, 2018