Locked Up in America: The Essay in the Age of Mass Incarceration
"Fourth City" intervenes in an ongoing public debate about prisons by providing space for prisoners themselves to enter the discussion.
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
"Fourth City" intervenes in an ongoing public debate about prisons by providing space for prisoners themselves to enter the discussion.
Ben MerrimanOct 8, 2015
Lynne Sharon Schwartz discusses Joyce Carol Oates's "The Lost Landscape."
Lynne Sharon SchwartzOct 7, 2015
The Echo Park Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library is home to the only aphasia book club in North America — and maybe the world.
Louise SteinmanOct 5, 2015
Barry Yourgrau is forced to confront his forever-mushrooming mess and, by extension, himself, in "Mess."
Alizah SalarioSep 28, 2015
"Gamelife" is really a book about the incompatibility, rather than the affinity, of game life and human life.
Ian BogostSep 20, 2015
Peck’s larger claim is that despite AIDS, and maybe even because of AIDS, gay men must make sure not to lose joy in sex.
Jonathan AlexanderSep 18, 2015
Reading "Between the World and Me."
Matthew ShenodaSep 13, 2015
Judith Miller's intentions for writing this memoir aren't in question. What has been, and what continues to be, questionable is the accuracy of her writing.
Brachah GoykadoshSep 9, 2015
Benjamin Aldes Wurgaft on writing in cafés.
Benjamin Aldes WurgaftSep 9, 2015
The chaotic and uncontrollable parts of Los Angeles that make it such a challenging city during the day fade away as the city falls asleep.
Matt TinocoSep 7, 2015
The search for a silent room of one's own.
Rebecca ChaceSep 3, 2015
Photography by Jon Hughes / Photopresse
Jonathan AlexanderAug 27, 2015