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Jeff Bezos has decided journalism isn’t worth his spare change–where does that leave literature? On Wednesday, The Washington Post laid off one-third […]

Harking back to a book that may be speaking to us now in new ways Julie Otsuka’s brilliant novel, The

Recent announcements at major publications have seen critics losing their positions, an ongoing shift that we should all be alarmed

On art, criticism, and my drowned house Gazing at Central Park from the twentieth floor of a midtown Manhattan skyscraper,

On the New Translation of Maurizio Serra’s ‘Malaparte: A Biography’ There’s a passage in Curzio Malaparte’s Diary of a Foreigner

But Graydon Carter’s delightful “When The Going Is Good” takes you back. For ten years, I worked as Books Editor,

In Justice Abandoned, Rachel Elise Barkow argues that much of the blame for the blight of American mass incarceration lies with the Supreme Court