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Book review
It is the great failure of Notes to John that it lacks the writer’s distinctive voice altogether
Ian Penman’s brief book takes us around the French composer’s life three times
Sheltering from a flood in a labyrinthine ‘nothing place,’ Lina opens a secret door to neighboring rooms
The Revolutionary Temper is a riveting synthesis of Robert Darnton’s life’s work
Time and again throughout Gretchen Heefner’s clear-eyed narrative, local knowledge is ignored and boorish attitudes abound
A serial killer vows retribution for the death of a friend framed for child pornography offenses in King’s latest cliffhanger
Anthony Cheetham has been responsible for many bestsellers, but this guarded account of his career in the book trade won’t be one of them
Our need for belief in the supernatural gave rise to a demand for ‘mystical intermediaries,’ argues Manvir Singh
Zachary Leader’s compelling biography is a powerful portrait of the man, and also the masks
In each vignette we have a close-up of everything in that microcosm
