Literary Hub » Literary Criticism

Not My Sherlock

Not My Sherlock

A Sherlock Holmes Expert on “The Six Thatchers” and the Perils of Reinvention

By Brittany Cavallaro | January 4, 2017

Resistance Lit: Meg Waite Clayton on Markus Zusak’s <em>The Book Thief</em>

Resistance Lit: Meg Waite Clayton on Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief

The NBCC Wants to Know What Resistance Lit You Turn To

By Literary Hub | January 4, 2017

Resistance Lit: Jonathan Lethem and T.J. Stiles

Resistance Lit: Jonathan Lethem and T.J. Stiles

The NBCC Reads Asks Writers for their Resistance Reads

By Literary Hub | January 3, 2017

Five Books Making News This Week: Sugar, Satire, and Short Fiction

Five Books Making News This Week: Sugar, Satire, and Short Fiction

Gary Taubes, Aravind Adiga, Roxane Gay, and More

By Jane Ciabattari | January 3, 2017

In Memory of George Michael, In Praise of Mistakes

In Memory of George Michael, In Praise of Mistakes

On the True Meaning of Freedom

By Tyler Malone | December 29, 2016

The Year in Single Women

The Year in Single Women

And Why the Woman's Quest May Succeed the Marriage Plot

By Tara Wanda Merrigan | December 27, 2016

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

The Ghost of Christmas Cheer

By Timothy Hallinan | December 20, 2016

My Louise Bourgeois

By Siri Hustvedt | December 19, 2016

The Best Children's Books Appeal to All Ages

By Gabrielle Bellot | December 16, 2016

Joan Didion's Disaffected Literary Descendants

Joan Didion's Disaffected Literary Descendants

On the New Generation of Wayward Daughter Protagonists

By Katie Dobbs | December 16, 2016

Getting Lost in William Trevor's Private World

Getting Lost in William Trevor's Private World

D. Wystan Owen on the Haunting Intimacy of Trevor's Short Fiction

By D. Wystan Owen | December 16, 2016

Basking in Shirley Hazzard's Pure, Cold Light

Basking in Shirley Hazzard's Pure, Cold Light

Mary Duffy Remembers the Shimmering Crispness of Hazzard's Prose

By Mary Duffy | December 15, 2016

In Praise of Zadie Smith's London

In Praise of Zadie Smith's London

Ten British Writers Find Themselves in NW

By Marta Bausells | December 14, 2016

How Nostalgia Corrupts Politics and Pop Culture

How Nostalgia Corrupts Politics and Pop Culture

On Donald Trump, Stranger Things, and Longing for an Imaginary Past

By Sean Bernard | December 13, 2016

William Gaddis Occupies Wall Street, Channels a Tween Trump

William Gaddis Occupies Wall Street, Channels a Tween Trump

Yet Another Great 20th-Century Writer Predicts the Rise of Donald Trump

By John Domini | December 12, 2016

What Counts As Transgender Literature?

What Counts As Transgender Literature?

On the Writing(s) of Kai Cheng Thom, and the Elusiveness of Categories

By Gabrielle Bellot | December 9, 2016

« First ‹ Previous 441 442 443 444445446 447 448 449 Next ›Last »

Page 445 of 467