Q and A: Talking with Scott Spencer About Unrequited Love, Writing Structure, and More
/The Author of Endless Love Discusses His New Novel, An Ocean Without a Shore
Read MoreThe Author of Endless Love Discusses His New Novel, An Ocean Without a Shore
Read MoreAnd a Deep Look at Migration — of People, Birds, and Other Movers — and its Impact on the World
Read MoreGerm Warfare, the CIA — and the Death of a Man Who May Have Known Too Much
Read MoreThey Explore Everything from Environmental Racism, to Race and Feminism, to Racism in Psychiatry
Read MoreAnd an Admiring Biography of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Read MoreSet in Haile Selassie-Era Ethiopia, The Shadow King Wrestles with Feminism, Colonialism, War, and Much More
Read MoreAnd Brit Bennett’s Los-Angeles Based Novel, which Includes a Black Character Trying to Pass as White
Read MoreWhat to Do When the Ground Underfoot is Not Bedrock, and the Sky Above is Not Predicable
Read MoreAnd a History of American Immigration, 1924-1965
Read MoreJudges and Juries Are Being Prejudiced by Lyrics they Don’t Fully Understand
Read MoreAnd Some More Lighthearted Suggestions for Quarantine Escapism
Read MoreAnd the Story of a Girl Scout Troop Started in a Big City Homeless Shelter
Read MoreSince its Surrender, the Confederacy’s Values Have Been Ascendant — through the Republican Party
Read MoreAnd a Timely Book on How Society Should Combat Loneliness
Read MoreOnly Three Other Writers — William Faulkner, John Updike, and Booth Tarkington — Have Won the Award Twice
Read MoreAnd What’s the Matter with St. Louis?
Read MoreAnd How if Feels to Write a Book that Becomes a Broadway Play
Read MoreShe Felt “Hit Over the Head, Knocked Cold,” She Says, by the Success of Her Famous Novel
Read MoreAnd a Look at all of the New Women in Congress (Including the Non-‘Squad’ Ones)
Read MoreKenyon has Been Gone Long Enough to Assess her Work Without Dwelling on the Unfulfilled Promise of her Life
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And a beautifully written memoir from the son of two famous 1960s radicals