‘The Walking Dead’ Just Abruptly Ended, But TV Fans Shouldn’t Worry
The comic book source material was surprisingly terminated by its creator
8 Books You Should Read This July
New noir, Dapper Dan's memoir and Colson Whitehead's latest. It's Christmas in July!
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for July
Tarantino returns, superheroes deconstructed and 2019’s best book
Must Read: Taschen’s Throwing a Huge Sale on Coffee Table Books
It’s up to 75% off on display and slightly damaged reads
Revisiting Roughhouse, Alaska's Underground Boxing League
Jaed Coffin takes us to the rented halls and barrooms of a place — and an era — frozen in time
Revisiting the Essay That Launched Anthony Bourdain’s Career
It's been 20 years since Tony warned us about Monday night tuna
DC Comics’ Vertigo Imprint is Ending
Vertigo Titles Will Become Part of DC Black Label in 2020
The 25 Best Books of the First Half of 2019
Italian noir! Music biographies! Harper Lee! Satire! 2019 has had it all and it isn't even close to done.
A Must-Read, New Spin on All the Sad Dead Literary Men
"Fleishman is in Trouble" is a modern response to the male-penned, mid-century, mid-life crisis novel perfected by Philip Roth
Graphic Novel by Anthony Bourdain to Become Animated Series
Bourdain wrote of four chefs who "take turns telling ghastly tales of ghosts and demons"
More Than Whisky: How the Isle of Jura Inspired George Orwell’s “1984”
The island has a place in literary history
Why Florida Is Always the Center of Conversation
Kristen Arnett's debut novel, "Mostly Dead Things," is the latest book that's getting us to reconsider the Sunshine State
How the American Education System Was Forever Changed by Dr. Seuss
The whimsical author was challenged to use only pre-approved words
6 Novels Inspired by Real-Life Heists
From stolen priceless works of art to infamous train robberies, novelists can always find inspiration in true crime
The New Books You Should Read This Month
Florida gothic, 19th New York City's shadiest character and the history of fast food are the subjects of a few of our June book picks
The First Look at the Film Adaptation of Donna Tartt’s “The Goldfinch”
John Crowley is directing the movie version of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel