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Seven books that expand the conversation around ambivalent parenthood.
By
Brittany Allen
| March 16, 2026
On the Genius of Frances Burney, Jane Austen’s Most Important Literary Predecessor
Natasha Joukovsky Considers Ahead-of-Their-Time Novels
Cecilia
and
Evelina
By
A. Natasha Joukovsky
| March 16, 2026
Beyond “Women’s Fiction...” On the Quiet Brilliance of Barbara Pym
Kerry Clare In Praise of Writing Stories Attuned to the Details of Everyday Life
By
Kerry Clare
| March 16, 2026
Tales From Ground Zero of Europe’s Heroin Epidemic
Jonathan Tepper on Growing Up in the Neighborhood of San Blas, Madrid
By
Jonathan Tepper
| March 16, 2026
Understanding the Complex History of Anti-Asian Racism
Scott Kurashige on the Rise of Asian Hate and Violence
By
Scott Kurashige
| March 16, 2026
Here’s what’s making us happy
this
week.
By
Brittany Allen
| March 13, 2026
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
Is This the Most Literary Video Game of All Time?
By
Josh Lambert
| March 13, 2026
Swiping and Writing: On Hinge as Muse
By
Katherine J. Chen
| March 13, 2026
Am I the Asshole For Trying to Pitch Editors and Agents at Crowded AWP Parties?
By
Kristen Arnett
| March 13, 2026
What
Night of the Living Dead
Taught Me About Filmmaking—and Life
Daniel Kraus on Horror, Improvisation and the Power of Creative Passion
By
Daniel Kraus
| March 13, 2026
Benjamin Franklin Was One of Many Early Americans Who Spread Genocidal Propaganda About Indigenous Nations
Paul C. Rosier on Racial Conflict in the Early Republic
By
Paul C. Rosier
| March 13, 2026
Johnette Napolitano on a Companion For Her Beloved Horse, True
“I’ve had true for about 17 years now and she’s still going strong.”
By
Cat Willett
| March 13, 2026
What I Learned From Making a Documentary About My Grandmother Beryl Bainbridge
Filmmaker Charlie Russell on Keeping His Grandmother’s Story Alive for a New Generation
By
Charlie Russell
| March 13, 2026
Grammarly pulled its weird AI feature impersonating writers without permission.
By
James Folta
| March 12, 2026
Happier than ever? Billie Eilish is set to star in a new adaptation of
The Bell Jar
.
By
Brittany Allen
| March 12, 2026
On the Power of Maia Kobabe’s
Gender Queer
, One of the Most Banned Books of Its Era
Nico Mara-McKay Considers the Groundbreaking 2019 Graphic Memoir
By
Nico Mara-McKay
| March 12, 2026
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What Should You Watch This Weekend?
June 12, 2026
by
Dwyer Murphy
Indiana Jones at 45: "It's not the years honey, it's the mileage"
June 12, 2026
by
Alex Dekker
Phoebe Atwood Taylor and the Search for the Quintessential Cape Cod Mystery
June 12, 2026
by
Dwyer Murphy
The Best Reviewed Books of the Week
"None of this is particularly suspenseful the novel s chief revelation is telegraphed about halfway…"