Alexis Taylor’s 10 Favorite Books
David Hockney, Albert Camus, and more.
By Alexis TaylorDavid Hockney, Albert Camus, and more.
By Alexis TaylorAcross these portraits it’s possible to trace currents in American literary history as it unfolded between World War I and now.
By Christian LorentzenJust in time for Princemas.
By Tolly WrightHe’s become a zen Twitter guru.
By Emilia PetrarcaThe book was only released this month.
By Devon IvieExcerpted from Tortorella’s book all of it is you.
Charles … my goodness.
By Jackson McHenry“I’ve got a concept about photographs, and I’m on the fence about photographs.”
By Halle KieferGabriel García Márquez, Charlotte Brontë, Anne Sexton, and others.
By Rose McGowan“I’m drawn by the flame of what’s out there, but frightened by it, too.”
By Lila ShapiroTolkien called The Fall of Gondolin “the first real story” of Middle-earth.
By Devon Ivie“I never told anyone what happened, but today I’m telling you.”
By Jackson McHenry“I avoid books about either World War. Or any war, really.”
By Roz ChastHow the activist and author became the most controversial figure in young-adult literature, one tweet at a time.
By Lila ShapiroElaine Castillo, Meg Wolitzer, Sloane Crosley, and more.
By Boris KachkaVulture and the NYC Mayor’s Office present the 2018 One Book, One New York nominees.
By Jackson McHenry“Tweet me, bitch. I dare you.”
By Hunter HarrisIt’s not all food.
By Nigella LawsonBut what does daddy think?
By Devon IvieThis year’s hottest trend is books.
By Anne Victoria Clark