Kushner's Creation Lake reflects a revival of Góngora's linguistic innovation, creatively merging diverse themes and challenging conventional narratives.
12 novels that NPR critics and staff were excited to share with you in 2024
The NPR article highlights a selection of must-read novels for 2024, showcasing diverse themes and perspectives.
Books to look out for include 'All Fours,' 'Come & Get It,' and 'Fire Exit,' each exploring unique narratives.
The 10 Best Books of 2024
The article highlights the top 10 books of 2024, emphasizing those that leave lasting impressions on readers.
Book Club Picks for September 2024
The highlighted books depict complex characters navigating personal and societal challenges, with themes of identity, relationship dynamics, and socio-political issues.
Richard Price's Radical, Retrograde Novel
Lazarus Man explores the beauty of small, meaningful moments in the lives of ordinary urban characters.
Which Novel Should Win the Booker Prize? Have Your Say.
Diverse and unconventional narratives are prominent in this year's Booker Prize nominations, reflecting evolving themes in contemporary literature.
Kushner's Creation Lake reflects a revival of Góngora's linguistic innovation, creatively merging diverse themes and challenging conventional narratives.
12 novels that NPR critics and staff were excited to share with you in 2024
The NPR article highlights a selection of must-read novels for 2024, showcasing diverse themes and perspectives.
Books to look out for include 'All Fours,' 'Come & Get It,' and 'Fire Exit,' each exploring unique narratives.
The 10 Best Books of 2024
The article highlights the top 10 books of 2024, emphasizing those that leave lasting impressions on readers.
Book Club Picks for September 2024
The highlighted books depict complex characters navigating personal and societal challenges, with themes of identity, relationship dynamics, and socio-political issues.
Richard Price's Radical, Retrograde Novel
Lazarus Man explores the beauty of small, meaningful moments in the lives of ordinary urban characters.
Which Novel Should Win the Booker Prize? Have Your Say.
Diverse and unconventional narratives are prominent in this year's Booker Prize nominations, reflecting evolving themes in contemporary literature.
Haruki Murakami exemplifies a contemporary global novel style characterized by simplification and lengthening narratives shaped by globalization.
What if a 'Blood Test' predicted you'd commit murder?
Charles Baxter's novel "Blood Test" uses social satire to critique the pharmaceutical industry's impact on everyday lives, illustrated through an everyman protagonist.
Entitlement by Rumaan Alam review the American dream gone wrong
The novel explores racial and economic disparities through the relationship between Brooke, a Black woman, and Asher, a wealthy white man.
Other People's Money Can Drive You Mad
Money and love form a complex relationship in Rumaan Alam's 'Entitlement', exploring the nuances of privilege and economic disparity.
A.S. Byatt is known for her wide-ranging ambition and ability to unite a daunting scope of mind with a sure grasp of individual motivation and tenderness.
Byatt's novels have had a significant impact on contemporary English writing, expanding the range of English fiction and inspiring younger writers.
Her houses are filled with art and curiosities, reflecting her fecundity of mind and her diverse interests in literature, biology, fine arts, and theoretical preoccupations.
Evenings and Weekends by Oisin McKenna review a love letter to London under pressure
London is a diverse literary setting embracing different aspects of urban life in contemporary fiction.
Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange review tapestry of colonial trauma is harrowing yet healing
Tommy Orange writes about Native American experiences in the present day, addressing the misconception of being only from the past.
Orange's novel delves into the aftermath of a violent event and the intergenerational trauma experienced by Native Americans.