More Teeth, More Tenderness
Rob Roberge talks to Joshua Mohr about his new memoir "Sirens."
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
Rob Roberge talks to Joshua Mohr about his new memoir "Sirens."
Rob RobergeJan 9, 2017
Anything could happen in Clancy Sigal’s 1950s.
Paul BuhleJan 5, 2017
Lynne Sharon Schwartz on "Cockroaches," Scholastique Mukasonga's look at the Rwandan genocide.
Lynne Sharon SchwartzJan 4, 2017
As "The Woman Warrior" reaches its 40th anniversary, Maxine Hong Kingston reflects on her legacy.
Alexis CheungDec 22, 2016
Kate McLoughlin on Philippe Sands's "East West Street."
Kate McLoughlinDec 19, 2016
David S. Wallace examines the many facets of Eliot Weinberger.
David Schurman WallaceDec 15, 2016
Houman Barekat appreciates the old-school rigor of “Monstrous Century: Essays in The Age of the Feuilleton” by Stoddard Martin.
Houman BarekatDec 8, 2016
Bryony White on Marina Abramović's new memoir, "Walk Through Walls."
Bryony WhiteDec 7, 2016
Madeleine Watts tries to find out what we desire in Emily Witt's new book.
Madeleine WattsDec 6, 2016
A review of Tom Lutz’s two new travel books.
Amalia NegrepontiDec 6, 2016
Is Bruce Springsteen's memoir "Born to Run" one of the great music memoirs, or just a tired retread of the rock star mythos?
Evelyn McDonnellDec 3, 2016
Fanny Howe continues to unsettle and compel in her new collection "The Needle's Eye."
Kathleen RooneyDec 1, 2016