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30 Books in 30 Days: David Biespiel on Frank Stanford: "Poetry Busts Guts"
Counting Down the National Book Critics Circle Awards Finalists
By
David Biespiel
| February 16, 2016
30 Books in 30 Days: Mark Athitakis on Ottessa Moshfegh's
Eileen
Counting Down the National Book Critics Circle Awards Finalists
By
Mark Athitakis
| February 15, 2016
A. O. Scott Asks Himself: What is Criticism?
One of America's Great Critics Has Some Questions—For Himself
By
A. O. Scott
| February 11, 2016
On Finding Yourself in the Work of Jhumpa Lahiri
Nandini Balial on Language, Homeland, and Family
By
Nandini Balial
| February 9, 2016
We Are At Risk of Losing Serious Readers
David Denby on Teenage Reading Habits, and the Page vs. the Screen
By
David Denby
| February 8, 2016
Kamila Shamsie On Intizar Hussain's Novel,
Basti
Reimagining the Intimate Sweep of History
By
Kamila Shamsie
| February 5, 2016
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Matt Gallagher
| February 2, 2016
Our Darkest American Masterpiece
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Dustin Illingworth
| January 27, 2016
One of the Great Unsung Crime Novels of the 20th Century
By
Barry Gifford
| January 19, 2016
A Brief History of Book Illustration
Are We At the Start of Another Golden Age for Image/Text Collaboration?
By
Chris Russell
| January 14, 2016
A Reader's Manifesto for 2016
Literary Resolutions from a Straight, White Male
By
Jonathan Russell Clark
| January 4, 2016
Actually,
Emma
is the Best Jane Austen Novel
On the 200th Anniversary of a Classic, An Argument for Its Greatness
By
Devoney Looser
| December 23, 2015
The Importance of Being Orwell
Christopher Hitchens on George Orwell's Social Evolution
By
Christopher Hitchens
| December 22, 2015
Men Explain
Lolita
to Me
Rebecca Solnit: Art Makes the World, and It Can Break Us
By
Rebecca Solnit
| December 17, 2015
Silence: Tool, Weapon, Gift, Myth?
On John Cage, Muzak, Noise, Torture, and More
By
Michael Fallon
| December 15, 2015
Writers at Work: The Year in Collected Essays
On 12 Books (and 4,554 Pages) by Journalists, Critics, Columnists, and Contributors
By
Jonathan Russell Clark
| December 14, 2015
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