Schulz on Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
America’s awkward dance around race, through the eyes of a Nigerian novelist and her characters.
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Schulz: Why I Despise The Great Gatsby
It is the only book I have read five times despite failing to derive almost any pleasure at all from the experience.
Schulz on Anne Carson’s Time-Traveling, Mind-Bending Red Doc>
This sequel, of sorts, to Autobiography of Red is sadder than its predecessor, and stranger, too.
Kathryn Schulz on Amity Gaige’s Novel Schroder
"It’s a mark of how good Schroder is that, upon finishing it, I immediately went out and read the rest of her work."
Critics' Roundtable: What Was the Cultural Event of 2012?
And four other equally pertinent questions.
Kathryn Schulz's Top 10 Books of 2012
Including Alice Munro's newest short stories and Christopher Hitchens's last meditations.
Schulz on Andrew Solomon’s New Book Far From the Tree
The author explores raising kids—and consciousness.
Cloud Atlas Rumble: A Movie and Book Critic Square Off Over the Centuries-Spanning Film
David Edelstein vs. Kathryn Schulz ... GO!
Edelstein, Seitz, Abebe, and Schulz on Their Fall Culture Picks
Our movie, TV, music, and book critics each choose five.
Encyclopedia Brown Was Our Gateway Detective
Our book critic remembers how Donald J. Sobol's young private eye introduced her to intellectual pleasure.
Schulz on the Terrors and Pleasures of Robert Frost
A look at The Art of Robert Frost by Tim Kendall.
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