Five Takeaways From Nadal’s French Open Victory

What the dominant Spaniard’s record 10th Roland Garros win means for the rest of the season

• Arnav Adhikari
• Jun 12, 2017

A Graphic-Novel Memoir That Tangles With the Puzzle of Existence

Kristen Radtke’s Imagine Wanting Only This fuses existential prose and breathtaking illustration.

• Arnav Adhikari
• Apr 18, 2017

The Case for the Flâneuse

In her new book, the author Lauren Elkin discusses the forgotten history of women artists who wandered the city and fought back against the masculine notion of the drifter.

• Arnav Adhikari
• Mar 2, 2017

Your 2017 Oscars Crash Course

A roundup of all our best stories to get up to speed with the 89th Academy Awards

• Arnav Adhikari
• Feb 19, 2017

The Australian Open Turned Back the Clock

The 2017 singles finals in Melbourne saw the unlikely return of iconic rivalries, for what may well be the last time.

• Arnav Adhikari
• Jan 30, 2017

The National Book Awards Make a Powerful Statement

In the wake of a divisive election, the prestigious literary prize honored three African American authors whose work explores black history.

• Arnav Adhikari
• Nov 17, 2016

The Charged Protest of the Swet Shop Boys

The debut album by the rap group uses satire to voice anxieties about racism, prejudice, and cultural appropriation.

• Arnav Adhikari
• Oct 15, 2016

The Longlist for the National Book Awards

The contenders include a debut novelist and a previous winner.

• Arnav Adhikari
• Sep 15, 2016

This Year’s Mercury Prize Nominees May Be What Britain Needs

The contenders for the 2016 award show that immigration and multiculturalism has helped create a rich U.K. music scene.

• Arnav Adhikari
• Aug 5, 2016

Inside the 2016 Man Booker Longlist

The authors in the running for Britain's most prestigious literary award include three debut novelists.

• Arnav Adhikari and Tyler Parker
• Jul 27, 2016