Crowdfunding Campaign Saves San Francisco Bookstore City Lights
A request for help pays off — but many other bookstores still need assistance
Make These Wartime Egg Recipes Your COVID-19 Comfort Food
The stuff we eat during the hard times can become a happy memory. The great food writer understood that.
How the Taco Conquered America
A conversation with "Texas Monthly" taco editor José R. Ralat
Quentin Tarantino Considering “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” Novel
Quentin Tarantino thinks Quentin Tarantino should write a novel based on Quentin Tarantino's movie
Larry David Loves Woody Allen’s Memoir, Doesn’t Think He “Did Anything Wrong”
David worked with Allen in 2009
"Moby-Dick" Is the Perfect Book for Troubled Times, And This Is How to Read It
Two chapters a night, at your desk, with a glass of Scotch
Who Was Raymond Chandler's Unexpected First Choice to Play Philip Marlowe?
Hint: not Humphrey Bogart. Also, not Elliott Gould.
Before You Watch "Tales From the Loop," Get to Know the Sci-Fi Artist Who Inspired It
Simon Stålenhag's dystopian tableaux have been attracting a cult following for years
The 5 New Books You Should Be Reading This April
You're no doubt stuck inside. So buy all of these books.
Drugs, Death and Globetrotting With the Modern-Day Kerouac
A conversation with Rob Doyle about his new novel, "Threshold"
Thanks to Bookshop, There Is No Reason to Buy Books on Amazon Anymore
Independent bookstores, and booksellers, get a lifeline just when they need it most
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for April
A new Beastie Boys doc, the world's strangest cooking show and a handbook for the end of the world
Excerpt: Rob Doyle Recalls His First Magic Mushroom Excursions in "Threshold"
The book has been compared favorably — and, for once, accurately — to Kerouac and Burroughs
Comedian Josh Gondelman Shows Off His Workspace
The "Desus & Mero" writer may own the only Marcus Smart jersey within a mile of MSG
“Bow Down”: Rethinking the Implications of Male Submission Through BDSM
Lindsay Goldwert's new book has us reconsidering what it means to be submissive in bed
"The Leftovers" Creator Tom Perrotta on What Losing 2% of the Population Could Be Like
Perrotta's novel has hit close to home for many in recent weeks