Eimear McBride's Propulsive Novel Unfolds Over One Night in Mid-90s LondonEimear McBride's new novel explores complex themes of sex, trauma, and power with emotional rigor and innovative language.
On the Clock by Claire Baglin review a fast food novel for a refined paletteIntergenerational exploitation in the workplace is a central theme in Baglin's novel.The protagonist's experiences reflect deeper, darker societal issues beneath the restaurant setting.
Sally Rooney's Taking a Sharp Turn Away From What People Loved About Her Novels. It Works!Sally Rooney's fourth novel, 'Intermezzo', marks a departure from her previous themes, focusing on the complex relationship between two brothers amid personal upheaval.
From a new Murakami to a memoir by Cher: the best books of the autumn'Creation Lake' combines thrilling spy narrative with deep philosophical questions on modernity and survival.Richard Osman's new series brings fresh excitement in crime-solving with an engaging duo on worldwide adventures.Rumaan Alam's follow-up novel addresses societal inequalities through relatable personal stories.'Annihilation' reflects on contemporary crises with Houellebecq's trademark wit, expanding the social critique into new emotional territories.
Beach books at the ready: authors pick their essential summer readsPoetry and novels recommended by well-known authors for summer reading.
Portland Book Festival: Joe Wilkins, author of 'The Entire Sky,' on importance of place and 'the mythic years' * Oregon ArtsWatchImportance of place in shaping identity and storytelling.Wilkins' novel explores themes of connection to landscape, identity, and finding solace.
Eimear McBride's Propulsive Novel Unfolds Over One Night in Mid-90s LondonEimear McBride's new novel explores complex themes of sex, trauma, and power with emotional rigor and innovative language.
On the Clock by Claire Baglin review a fast food novel for a refined paletteIntergenerational exploitation in the workplace is a central theme in Baglin's novel.The protagonist's experiences reflect deeper, darker societal issues beneath the restaurant setting.
Sally Rooney's Taking a Sharp Turn Away From What People Loved About Her Novels. It Works!Sally Rooney's fourth novel, 'Intermezzo', marks a departure from her previous themes, focusing on the complex relationship between two brothers amid personal upheaval.
From a new Murakami to a memoir by Cher: the best books of the autumn'Creation Lake' combines thrilling spy narrative with deep philosophical questions on modernity and survival.Richard Osman's new series brings fresh excitement in crime-solving with an engaging duo on worldwide adventures.Rumaan Alam's follow-up novel addresses societal inequalities through relatable personal stories.'Annihilation' reflects on contemporary crises with Houellebecq's trademark wit, expanding the social critique into new emotional territories.
Beach books at the ready: authors pick their essential summer readsPoetry and novels recommended by well-known authors for summer reading.
Portland Book Festival: Joe Wilkins, author of 'The Entire Sky,' on importance of place and 'the mythic years' * Oregon ArtsWatchImportance of place in shaping identity and storytelling.Wilkins' novel explores themes of connection to landscape, identity, and finding solace.
He Dreamed Up Bosch and the Lincoln Lawyer. It All Started With L.A.Michael Connelly seamlessly blends his love for Los Angeles with his writing, illustrating both its beauty and complexity.
fromNew York Post1 month agoAn interview with a cold-blooded killer with a tie to Lindbergh baby's death inspired Long Island author's debut novel, 'The Ruins'Steve Wick's novel 'The Ruins' draws inspiration from a real-life murder case of Kathryn Ann Damm.
In Betty Shamieh's debut, Gaza conflict alters lives of 3 generations of Palestinian American womenBetty Shamieh's debut novel 'Too Soon' explores the lives of three generations of Palestinian American women navigating joy and identity.
10 Books to Read Before Their 2025 Screen Adaptations Arrive2024 will see many novels adapted into films and TV shows, showcasing captivating stories and characters.
Edwin Frank Looks at What a Novel Can BeEdwin Frank's nonfiction debut explores the history and evolution of the novel, examining its influence through 33 significant works from the 20th century.
Garth Risk Hallberg's Essential Joyce Carol OatesGarth Risk Hallberg expresses admiration for Joyce Carol Oates's diverse literary contributions, revealing his profound engagement with her storytelling.
Edwin Frank Looks at What a Novel Can BeEdwin Frank's nonfiction debut explores the history and evolution of the novel, examining its influence through 33 significant works from the 20th century.
Garth Risk Hallberg's Essential Joyce Carol OatesGarth Risk Hallberg expresses admiration for Joyce Carol Oates's diverse literary contributions, revealing his profound engagement with her storytelling.
Why Reading Books in High School MattersReading is crucial for personal development and empathy in young people.The decline in reading among students may stem from high school education trends.
This Week's Bestsellers: November 18, 2024This week features new collector's editions for popular YA and adult novels, underscoring the enduring interest in these genres.
11 new books out this month: Fiction, nonfiction and moreLiterature must reflect the profound changes of the 20th century and engage with historical realities.Fiction's challenge is to represent unbearable facts while providing insight and distraction.
fromwww.theguardian.com4 months agoPercival Everett and Samantha Harvey favourites to win 2024 Booker prizePercival Everett and Samantha Harvey are frontrunners for the 2024 Booker Prize, with tight odds and strong sales.
What we're reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in OctoberMason's 'Missing Person: Alice' is a praised, elegant novel about an investigator's quest.Minchin's 'Isolation Island' modernizes murder mystery within a reality TV context.Van der Wouden's 'The Safekeep' features strong character work, post-war themes, and a clever twist on expectation.The literary world mourns Paul Bailey, known for his complex and humorous characters.
parisreview6 months ago“Let the writer take up surgery or bricklaying if he is interested in technique.” —William Faulkner https://t.co/rtQDbAjae6The Art of Fiction No. 12A. S. Byatt is a writer known for her wide-ranging interests and extensive knowledge.Byatt's novels have had a significant influence on contemporary English writing.
Munichs by David Peace review United in guilt and griefPeace's novel explores the impact of the Munich air disaster on Manchester United, focusing on themes of duty and resilience.
parisreview7 months ago“I ain’t that particular. Between scotch and nothing, I’ll take scotch.” —William Faulkner https://t.co/rtQDbAjae6The Art of Fiction No. 12A. S. Byatt is a writer known for her wide-ranging interests and extensive knowledge.Byatt's novels have had a significant influence on contemporary English writing.
A Vision of England Today, Dark and RottenAndrew O'Hagan's new book exemplifies the British state-of-the-nation novel, focusing on diverse characters rather than a singular protagonist.
Here are 16 books VCs are reading this summerEuropean venture capitalists share diverse reading lists for summer, combining leisure and insights from novels and non-fiction.
6 Paperbacks to Read This WeekDiscover new summer reads: novels, memoirs, and love stories, including a best-selling novel on gaming and a memoir on U.S.-Mexico border.
Sarah Manguso: I seem to have hit on a cultural sore spot'Sarah Manguso has an extensive literary background with an array of works, including memoirs and novels. She explores personal experiences and family history in her writing.
6 Paperbacks to Read This WeekDiscover new summer reads: novels, memoirs, and love stories, including a best-selling novel on gaming and a memoir on U.S.-Mexico border.
Sarah Manguso: I seem to have hit on a cultural sore spot'Sarah Manguso has an extensive literary background with an array of works, including memoirs and novels. She explores personal experiences and family history in her writing.
Five of the best novels about artArt in novels transcends anxieties, offers new perspectives, and serves as a medium for exploring sociological, historical, and philosophical themes.
The best beach reads are long, dark and difficult - reallySummer beach reads should not necessarily be light and fluffy; opt for longer, more challenging novels instead.
Must-Read Sci-Fi Books About AI to Fill Your Summer Reading ListExplore AI in speculative fiction with captivating novels that push the boundaries of imagination.
Cake or Pie? With Elin Hildebrand " Fire Island News & Great South Bay NewsElin Hildebrand concludes her 24-year run of novels set in Nantucket with 'Swan Song' and embarks on a new writing journey with her daughter.
Andre Alexis Reads "Consolation"André Alexis is a renowned playwright and fiction writer who has won prestigious literary awards for his novels and story collections.
Deborah Levy: Writing and swimming help each other'Deborah Levy's novels are known for oddness, dreamlike scenes, and characters haunted by their past.
parisreview10 months ago“A writer needs three things, experience, observation, and imagination.” —William Faulkner https://t.co/rtQDbAjae6The Art of Fiction No. 12A. S. Byatt is a writer known for her wide-ranging interests and extensive knowledge.Byatt's novels have had a significant influence on contemporary English writing.
A guide to Stephen King : Pop Culture Happy HourStephen King is a highly successful writer with over 50 books and numerous film adaptations.This article revisits Stephen King's career with the 50th anniversary of his first novel, Carrie, being highlighted.
Camille Bordas Reads "Chicago on the Seine"Camille Bordas has published multiple novels, with her first English novel released in 2017 and a new novel published recently.
In 'Fire Exit,' a father grapples with connection and the meaning of belongingNovels focusing on life's complexities are challenging but can excel. Fire Exit by Morgan Talty masterfully weaves family, alcoholism, and longing themes into a poignant narrative.
Get 27 Warhammer Novels For Only $18 For A Limited TimeGet 27 Warhammer novels for $18 with the Humble Bundle book deal.
The Books That Keep Readers Awake at NightCertain novels can keep readers awake, pushing them to stretch one day into the next with gripping storylines and strong voices.