The Novel, Who Needs It? by Joseph Epstein
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The latest from legendary critic and editor Joseph Epstein.
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Art Review: After Impressionism
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A review of the summer’s exhibit at London’s National Gallery.
Read MoreThe Individualists by Matt Zwolinski & John Tomasi
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A, organized and engaging history of libertarianism.
Read MoreThe Visionaries by Wolfram Eilenberger
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A group biography of some early 20th century philosophers.
Read MoreThe Heaven and Earth Grocery Store by James McBride
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A review of James McBride’s new novel.
Read MoreThe Parrot and the Igloo by David Lipsky
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A lively look at the many ways people have denied self-evident reality.
Read MoreThe Undertow by Jeff Sharlet
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A reporter’s dispatches from the front line of the culture wars.
Read MoreKoch Tease: on Farrell Covington and the Limits of Style by Paul Rudnick
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Paul Rudnick’s newest and best novel, a bittersweet rom-com, is equal parts fantasy and memoir.
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Power and Progress by Daron Acemoglu & Simon Johnson
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A new history looks at how innovation helps - or doesn’t help - the disadvantaged.
Read MoreInto the Bright Sunshine by Samuel G. Freedman
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A new history of Hubert Humphrey’s social crusading.
Read MoreThe Nones by Ryan Burge
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A look at the growing segment of society that has no use for organized religion.
Read MoreThe Boy in the Rain by Stephanie Cowell
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A new novel about two young men falling in love in Edwardian England
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Chaotic Good by Lee Klein
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Lee Klein’s new novel varies between the piquant and the pedestrian.
Read MoreYellowface by RF Kuang and The Late Americans by Brandon Taylor
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A pair of much-discussed and much-reviewed new American novels.
Read MorePalatine by Peter Stothard
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A mesmerizing look at the Roman emperor Vitellius and the tumultuous times that produced him.
Read MoreWhat an Owl Knows by Jennifer Ackerman
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The author of “The Genius of Birds” turns her attention to some of the most iconic of all birds.
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