Inside the Campaign to Get Thomas Pynchon to Endorse a Presidential Candidate
The Crying of Lot 49? More like The Voting of Lot 49, if you know what we mean.
How Teddy Wayne’s Fiction Dissects Toxic Masculinity
His new novel "Apartment" searches for the '90s roots of 2020's issues
Will China, India or the U.S. Become Soccer's Next Global Power?
America has been trying to up its game for years, but it has competition
Behind the True Crime Story That Inspired "A Place in the Sun"
Over a century before the true-crime boom, People v. Gillette attracted the nation's attention
Amazon Criticized by Auschwitz Memorial for "Hunters" Historical Inaccuracy
Amazon also critiqued for selling books by fascists
In Search of Amelia Earhart's Vanished Poetry
Besides her groundbreaking flights, Earhart had a literary side
"Da Vinci Code" Author Dan Brown to Pen Kids' Picture Book
The book and its soundtrack are out on September 1
Meet Susan Fowler, the Whistleblower Who Took on Uber
Her new autobiography details the harassment and bullying office culture at the ride-share company
Beyond “True Grit”: The Literary Legacy of Charles Portis
Sometimes, a handful of books is all you need to speak volumes
Charles Portis, Author of "True Grit," Dead at 86
His other books include "Norwood" and "The Dog of the South"
On Writing About the Environment in the Era of Climate Change
Three recent books offer a new framework for humanity in the current epoch
Notorious French Writer Faces Consequences for Pedophilia
Gabriel Matzneff faces investigation for decades of awful behavior
Did Agatha Christie's "The Pale Horse" Anticipate a Real-Life Murder?
When life imitates art in the most ominous way
Why Greta Gerwig Deserved a Best Director Nomination for "Little Women"
With anyone else at the helm, "Little Women" would have been an entirely different movie
The Bizarre Scheme That Changed the Burial of Charles Dickens
Dickens never got the quiet, unassuming burial he painstakingly pretended to want
Alexis Coe Found a New Way to Write a George Washington Biography
But that doesn't mean the historian held anything back in her new biography on the first president