Wake, Siren
Nina MacLaughlin’s short story collection Wake, Siren: Ovid Resung, like [...]
The Dutch House
In her eighth novel, Patchett revisits the concerns of previous [...]
Shh . . . Shh . . .
It could be any day of the month in any [...]
Four Calls in the Last Half Hour
The relaxed relentlessness, the air of impersonal intimacy, that sense [...]
Inland
Téa Obreht’s first novel, The Tiger’s Wife, was published in [...]
The Cactus League
Emily Nemens believes in baseball. The editor of the Paris [...]
A Dream Come True
Juan Carlos Onetti’s writing has the remarkable capacity to leave [...]
And Go Like This
John Crowley’s latest collection, And Go Like This, brings together [...]
The Colonel’s Wife
In her 1945 “Organized Guilt and Universal Responsibility,” Hannah Arendt [...]
Normal People
Irish writer Sally Rooney has been a sensation since her [...]