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Paperback writers pass the torch to Joyce Carol Oates and Gore Vidal
New histories reveal that the Nazi Regime deliberately insinuated knowledge of the Final Solution, devilishly making Germans complicit in the crime and binding them, with guilt and dread, to their leaders.
The blustering actor’s memoir of divorce is really a love letter to his daughter.
Edward Upward was one of the only writers of the ’30s to deal with Britain’s elephant in the room—fascism—but his career was forever warped by his communism.
James Parker deconstructs the tormented irony and contagious optimism of a SpongeBob episode.
James Parker shares a climactic scene from the film adaptation of Alan Moore's Jack the Ripper story, From Hell
Alec Baldwin's self-serving memoir will strike a chord with fathers struggling against a campaign of alienation
Should the sport’s top prospects go to college? Should they even go to high school?
The letters between Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop are one of the great poetic correspondences of all time—and became the real essence of their relationship
Playboy as parable; post-secular Sundays; genetic aesthetics; lax Britannica; and more
Daft Punk's Random Access Memories Is a Lovely Sounding Retirement Record
2 SCOTUS Judges in 1971: Espionage Act Doesn't Apply to the Press
If a Senate Candidate Chops a Watermelon with an Ax in the Woods, Does It Make a Sound?
Grizzly Puts Video Camera Into Its Mouth; Camera Keeps Filming
A Marriage Mystery: Why Aren't More Wives Outearning Their Husbands?
Why America's Falling Birth Rate Is Sensational News for the Pet Industry
Gruesome Attacks on Egyptian Women Spawn Helmeted, Volunteer Protectors
'On Average, Humanity Has Built One Large Dam Every Day for the Last 130 Years'
This Is the Biggest Mistake 60-Year Old Men Make About the Economy
The Amazing David Beckham Goal That Sent England to the 2002 World Cup
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