The Great Irish-Dutch-American Novel
Joseph O'Neill, an Irishman raised in Holland, talks about The Great Gatsby, post-9/11 New York, and his new novel, Netherland.… More »
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Joseph O'Neill, an Irishman raised in Holland, talks about The Great Gatsby, post-9/11 New York, and his new novel, Netherland.… More »
Steven Gdula, the author of The Warmest Room in the House, talks about home cooking, how we eat, and the evolution of the American kitchen… More »
Jack Beatty, the author of Age of Betrayal, talks about the poverty, inequality, and corrupt politics that marred America's past and set us on a course toward today… More »
Lynn Peril talks about the evolution of girls' college experiences, and her new book, College Girls: Bluestockings, Sex Kittens, and Co-Eds, Then and Now.… More »
James Carroll, the author of House of War, on the inexorable momentum of the Pentagon. … More »
Elizabeth Strout on her new novel, Abide With Me—a story of small-town gossip and a minister's unraveling … More »
A tale of one of the most notorious journalistic forgeries of the twentieth century… More »
Doris Kearns Goodwin, the author of Team of Rivals, talks about Lincoln and the unlikely band of colleagues he rallied to his cause.… More »
Joshua Wolf Shenk on how melancholy both tore Abraham Lincoln apart and gave him strength… More »
Salman Rushdie talks about his new novel, Shalimar the Clown, the Islamic moral universe, and the crushing of Kashmir… More »
John Harris, the author of The Survivor, on why Clinton and his legacy will be debated for decades to come.… More »
Robert D. Kaplan looks ahead to the great military and diplomatic challenge of the twenty-first century… More »
Curtis Sittenfeld, the author of Prep, on literary page-turners and the problem with too much cleverness… More »
Richard Clarke talks about his frightening scenario of an America hobbled by terrorism—and what we can do to avoid it… More »
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Charles C. Mann, the author of "1491," talks about the thriving and sophisticated Indian landscape of the pre-Columbus Americas… More »
Chinua Achebe, the author of one of the enduring works of modern African literature, sees postcolonial cultures taking shape story by story … More »
Tracy Kidder discusses his new book, Home Town, and the power of true stories about ordinary people.… More »
Paul Fussell—historian, literary critic, and veteran—wants to change the way Americans remember World War II… More »
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