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It's about, among other things, history, mythology, ancient civilizations, linguistics, puzzles, code-breaking, Homer, Arthur Conan Doyle, and brainy female academics.
It is the only book I have read five times despite failing to derive almost any pleasure at all from the experience.
An attack on the liberty that the community of runners knows.
This sequel, of sorts, to Autobiography of Red is sadder than its predecessor, and stranger, too.
"It’s a mark of how good Schroder is that, upon finishing it, I immediately went out and read the rest of her work."
Including Alice Munro's newest short stories and Christopher Hitchens's last meditations.
The author explores raising kids—and consciousness.
David Edelstein vs. Kathryn Schulz ... GO!
With his latest novel, Telegraph Avenue, Chabon proves that he has the chutzpah of hope.
She's pointing her literary compass in a new direction.