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The writer remains supreme in part because women don’t merely want dazzling men, we want to be dazzling ourselves.
We Can Do Hard Things allows a chorus of voices into the Glennosphere
Christopher J. Scalia knows his audience and his light, avuncular style proves engaging throughout
More than 60 years after his death, the Oxford literature professor and writer is everywhere
The Camp of the Saints is possibly the closest thing we have to an actual ‘banned book’ in the English-speaking world
(Many) women want to be with her – and (many) men want to be her
He explores the lives of the nurses, train drivers, rescue crews and factory workers who are up and about while the rest of us are sleeping
At its dark, complex heart, the novel represents Patricia Highsmith at her most contradictory – and greatest
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
