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American Life
The writer has made a literary reputation on his fluid narratives of late eighteenth and nineteenth-century Southern history
Is it possible to love a science, or any branch of knowledge, despite one’s abysmal ignorance thereof?
That’s all he played, one single game, and it took him almost a century to get credit for it
Mine are for things undone, unmade, untold. They’re hardly earth-shattering, but still…
Pat Weissend’s interest in US presidents was sparked in his boyhood by little effigies his aunt gave him
Two decades after the camera tycoon entered the last darkroom, Henry Clune published a thinly veiled roman-à-clef about the morose magnate
No filmmaker has explored the imaginative appeal of the Civil War in as much depth or from such diverse angles as Ron Maxwell
Prose may be deathless, but authors are not — and some of us honor those who compose with visits to where they decompose
On the first weekend of every August, Angelica hosts a tournament in its village park during ‘Heritage Days’
