REVIEW: In this Debut Novel, a Woman Confronts a Phantom Ballerina and God
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A terse, melodious tale of a professor haunted by a person she’s never met and a place she’s never been.
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REVIEW: Low-Wage Retail Workers Finally Get the Vivid Novel They Deserve
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A Novel that is Better-Written, and of Course Funnier, than Upton Sinclair’s ‘The Jungle’
Read MoreQ and A: James Reich on Novel Writing, Literary Influences, and Dating the Devil's Daughter
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And Working in Almost Every Part of the Book Industry
Read MoreREVIEW: Lorrie Moore's New Novel Centers on a Suspended Teacher in Meltdown
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Everything that Rises Must Converge in this Slim, Fulfilling Book
Read MoreAppreciation: Marilynne Robinson, Novelist and Essayist, is an American Original
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With a Passion and Clarity Missing from Most Political Journalists, She Strips Away Myths
Read MoreREVIEW: Marilynne Robinson's 'Jack' Wrestles with Two Great Themes: Race and Sin
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Unlike Her Previous Works, in this One the Subject of Race is Inescapable
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