Sales of Holocaust Graphic Novel “Maus” Rise After Tennessee School Bans It
What that means is more complicated than it seems
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for February
“Inventing Anna” chronicles the most famous grifter of our times, plus the original “Law & Order” returns
Q&A: The Most Convincing Defense of the Rom-Com to Date
Scott Meslow’s “From Hollywood With Love” examines the last 30 years of a most under-appreciated genre, and where it can move forward
William Butler Yeats Is Probably Not Buried In His Own Grave
History and legend converge in the story behind it
Where Has All the Dan Bilzerian Gone?
The “uncancellable” social-media phenomenon has stepped out of the limelight, but the ethos that got him there forges on undeterred
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Library Is Currently For Sale
The auction ends later this week
Turns Out We Can Add "Magician" to George Orwell's List of Talents
An unsettling tale from the writer's youth
Investors Who Bought a "Dune" Design Book Still Plan to Create Something Based On It
Their plans are especially odd if you watched "Jodorowsky's Dune"
25 Years Later, Reflecting on the Genius of “Trainspotting”
Author Jay Glennie remembers the making of the indie film that became an improbable global phenom
Crypto Group Buys Rare "Dune" Book for 100 Times Its Value in Weird NFT Plot
Spice DAO apparently thinks buying the book gives them carte blanche to do whatever with the book's contents
Rupert Grint Says J.K. Rowling Is Like a Problematic "Auntie"
"I don’t necessarily agree with everything my auntie says, but she’s still my auntie."
What Goes Into a Book Collection Worth Eight Figures?
An upcoming auction gives us an answer
Sherlock Holmes Collector Attempts to Solve a Storied Literary Mystery
Can deductive reasoning solve this case?
Wes Anderson Moves to Netflix for Roald Dahl Adaptation
"The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" is in the works
Jon Stewart Does Not Think J.K. Rowling Is Anti-Semitic
The comedian clarified his recent comments about the goblins in Harry Potter and their resemblance to anti-Semitic caricatures
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This January
Including John Darnielle’s new novel, a Carl Bernstein memoir and a history of exercise