The Longest Winter: Or Why It Took Me 15 Years to Finish My Novel
Max Winter Goes Year-By-Year on a Very Long Journey
Historian Timothy Snyder on Russia, Trump, and Terrorism
"We have a president who regards the Russian system as a positive model"
History of a Disappearance
Filip Springer (trans. Sean Gasper Bye)
“It started innocently enough. Few of the townspeople thought Hitler’s rise to power would bring misery on the whole of Germany. Probably no one at all foresaw that misery spilling out over almost the entire world.”
Sympathy
Olivia Sudjic
“I wasn’t with her when the fever started. I didn’t even know she was sick. I’d known nearly everything about her until then, and could have recalled the smallest detail of any given day, whether she’d spent it with me or not.”
Why I’m an Abortion Doctor in the Deep South
Dr. Willie Parker Will Never Stop Defending a Woman's Right to Choose
Ana Marie Cox on Our New National Nightmare
Trying to Find Meaning and a Little Understanding in 2017
My Improbable, Irrational Mario Vargas Llosa Story
Juan Gabriel Vásquez on a Globe- and Decade-Spanning Coincidence
5 Books Making News This Week: Dystopias, Detectives, and Tricky Dick
Omar El Akkad, Leonardo Padura, and John A. Farrell
What to Do About the Solomons
Bethany Ball
“The thing to do when your house is being searched, your husband arrested, and your bank accounts seized is to procure large amounts of Xanax. Dip into hidden reserves. Borrow from your neighbors. High-quality painkillers are even better. There is codeine. Percocet or Darvocet. The ultimate is oxycodone.”
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