Tag: literature

Columns

At the Threshold of Humanity

Karim Kattan

October 31, 2023

Gaza is not an abstraction.

Reading Between the Lines

Jess Bergman

October 27, 2023

How did the publishing world arrive at such dull ambitions?

Grief’s Tentacles

Adam Morris

September 27, 2023

The unlikely charm of “The Love of Singular Men.”

California Gothic

Andrew Marzoni

August 22, 2023

Lana Del Rey’s songbook is a secular Revelation for the coming fall.

Linsanity and the Art of Escape

Yumi Lee

August 17, 2023

On the potential of K-drama and disenchantment of the “American dream.”

Morning Star

Trevor Quirk

August 16, 2023

As nature is disclosed, God hides.

A Doll’s House

Jamie Hood

August 15, 2023

In Rachel Ingalls’s fiction, unhappy housewives meet the uncanny.

Empty Suits

Bailey Trela

August 02, 2023

In the spy novels of Javier Marías, the late author never stopped reinventing himself.

Henry Threadgill’s Life in Music

Nate Wooley

July 25, 2023

A new jazz memoir subverts a familiar genre.

The Dark Side of the Jazz Age

Jessica Fletcher

July 10, 2023

On Ursula Parrott’s life and work.

Lorenza Mazzetti’s Kingdom for Children

Ian Wang

June 27, 2023

The writer-director rejected the bourgeois adult world.

Comey As You Are

Kenneth Dillon

June 22, 2023

James Comey’s will to power has nowhere to flourish but in his mind.