We Embraced the Future and
It Nearly Killed Us
Forty-Five Years Later We're Still Suffering from Future Shock
History’s People
Margaret MacMillan
“On September 1 the Second World War started in Europe with Germany’s unprovoked attack on Poland.”
Jane Smiley: “At the End of This Trilogy, I Wept.”
On Killing Characters and Exploring Fictional Worlds
Who Would Win If Writers Played for the Pennant?
Literary All-Star Teams from NYC, Chicago, Toronto, and Kansas City
Five Books Making News This Week: Prizes, Presidents, and Pond Philosophers
Adam Johnson, Anthony Marra, Marilynne Robinson, and More
If I Fall, If I Die
Michael Christie
“How easy it is for a life to become tiny. How cleanly the world falls away.”
Margaret Atwood on Vampires, Gene-Splicing, and Talking Turnips
A Walking Conversation with One of the World's Greatest Living Writers
Plays vs. Novels (You’ll Never Guess What Happens Next)
In Which a Playwright Turned Novelist Tries to Decide
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