Books take us to places we may never visit. A few take us into the future, whereas others carry us back into the past. Verifiable wrongdoing fiction books are extraordinary…
Romance is the heart beat of human emotion, and few matters capture it higher than a nicely-written romantic novel. For newbie readers, entering into the world of romantic fiction is…
How To Stay Sustainable With Producing Paper Books? Examining environmentally friendly book printing demonstrates the significant influence the publishing industry has on the environment. Offices consume a lot of paper—more…
THE PEOPLE, NOA Brief History of Anti-PopulismBy Thomas FrankECONOMIC DIGNITYBy Gene Sperling Is the central truth of the 2016 election that Donald Trump won by capitalizing on the racism, xenophobia and…
We’re now a full decade into our friendship. We’ve lived apart for more than twice as long as we lived in the same city. We still see a lot of…
Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen On the cover of this week’s Book Review, Daniel Mendelsohn writes at length about not just David Mitchell’s new novel, “Utopia…
On limited outings in my Brooklyn neighborhood, children I see riding atop their dads’ shoulders or lounging in strollers are all wearing masks. Without having much to compare it to,…
CROOKED HALLELUJAHBy Kelli Jo Ford There’s a scene in Kelli Jo Ford’s first novel that tugged at me long after I finished her book. In it, a depressed, defeated man stands in…
THE RULES OF CONTAGIONWhy Things Spread — and Why They StopBy Adam Kucharski By now, most readers have surely heard of the science of disease modeling or the “R-naught,” the mathematical…
In the prologue of “Too Much and Never Enough,” Mary Trump writes: “The media failed to notice that not one member of Donald’s family, apart from his children, his son-in-law…
Recent releases: SEX AND LIES: True Stories of Women’s Intimate Lives in the Arab World, by Leila Slimani. (Penguin, paper, $17.) Slimani, the French Moroccan novelist behind “The Perfect Nanny” and…
Groundbreaking To the Editor: Claire Messud’s May 31 review of Maggie Doherty’s “The Equivalents” made me eager to read about the origins of the Bunting Institute and the amazing women in its…
