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Book review
Katie Herzog has all the serial relapser energy you would expect from the addict who has forsworn AA
One leaves these stories not depressed, but wanting to punch the air in solidarity with these ornery old dudes
It is surely no coincidence that the two best entertainments this summer are both set in the turbulent 18th century
Twelve Churches is a hugely accomplished and endlessly readable book, rich in historical and ecclesiastical detail
Many books mix fiction and memoir. Successfully incorporating criticism into a novel is more unusual
Buckeye is a fine illustration of how drawing-room tensions can fester and become matters of historical significance.
A new Woolf typescript is cause for celebration. Two cheers for Seshagiri. But this new edition is a weak casket
Noel Parmentel’s quote, ‘The right wing was fun back then,’ is one of the takeaways from Daniel J. Flynn’s new book
Julia Clark’s new novel succeeds both as a gripping mystery and a sly commentary on the art of storytelling itself
Most people who endure half as much loathing and ridicule as Paltrow would be having public mental health struggles
