Book Review: Not Forever, But For Now by Chuck Palahniuk - The Beer Thrillers
Palahniuk's more recent novels have disappointed loyal fans, leading to a decline in admiration for his earlier works.
Fine Print: Did Michel Houellebecq steal Thomas Bernhard's coat?
Drew Zeiba examines Michel Houellebecq's influences, navigating the intricate relationship between the author's public persona and his literary outputs.
A Poem About Waiting, and Wishing You Had a Drink
Larkin's 'Party Politics' humorously critiques social anxiety and drinking culture through structured verses and relatable experiences at gatherings.
Bad Chaucer with Tison Pugh - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 264 - Medievalists.net
Not all great literature is without flaws; Chaucer's work has notable mistakes that warrant critical discussion.
The Least-Loved Type of Memoir
Political autobiographies often prioritize self-promotion over genuine storytelling, particularly during election seasons.
Farewell Gary Indiana: underground hero who chronicled the fallacies of erotic life
Gary Indiana, an influential American writer, was a significant figure in the downtown literary scene known for his dark critiques of American culture.
I Hate Didactic Novels. Here's Why This One Works.
Richard Powers's latest novel, Playground, offers a critique of AI concern while leaning towards a preachy tone, lacking the depth of his earlier works.
'Hillbilly Elegy' is back in the spotlight. These Appalachians write a different tale
Barbara Kingsolver challenges the portrayal of Appalachian culture in JD Vance's memoir, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of the region.