Would Christopher Hitchens Be Unemployable Today?
David Brooks makes the argument in a new column
Michael Cohen Returning to Home Confinement, Seeking Book Deal
A federal judge ruled that Cohen's return to federal prison was retaliatory
Author of "The Jordan Rules" Looks Back on a Changing NBA
"I had extraordinary access that doesn’t exist anymore, in any form," Smith said
Chris Frantz Reflects on Tina, David and the Final Years of Talking Heads
In his new memoir "Remain in Love," the band's drummer sets the record straight on their abrupt 1991 breakup
Revisiting the Mysterious Cold War Death of Dag Hammarskjöld
A new book explores a lingering United Nations mystery
How Crime Fiction Shaped the Coen Brothers
How books influenced a number of modern film classics
Salman Rushdie Reflects on COVID-19, Law Enforcement in New Interview
The acclaimed author discussed a wide range of subjects
Keanu Reeves Is Making His Comics Writing Debut With "BRZRKR"
Along for the ride are a solid group of collaborators
There’s a “Great Gatsby” Prequel in the Works
"Nick" will publish days after the classic novel's copyright expires
How “GoldenEye” Revitalized James Bond 25 Years Ago
A new book offers plenty of insights into the long-running secret agent
Grab a Good Book at Taschen’s Latest Sale, With Prices Up to 75% Off
Plus, deals today on earbuds, mesh networks and more
Margaret Atwood Speaks Out in Support of the Trans Community
Unlike some people...
What Do the World's Best Chefs Keep in Their Fridges?
A new book looks inside the fridges of chefs like Nancy Silverton, Daniel Boulud and Carla Hall
Adam Wilson Sees Into the Future With His New Novel, and It Isn't Great
The Brooklyn-based writer's third novel is in stores now
Excerpt: Welcome to the Post-Hipster Dystopia of "Sensation Machines"
Set amid an economic collapse, Adam Wilson's novel will make you wish it didn't feel so close to reality
How Crime Fiction Embraced True Crime Podcasts
A new generation of novels is using podcasting as a plot element