Koch 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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Up With the Sun by Thomas Mallon
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Thomas Mallon’s latest novel takes on the strange and tragic life of stage actor Dick Kallman.
Read MoreThe Kingdom of Sand by Andrew Holleran
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Andrew Holleran returns with a deeply elegiac novel after an absence of 15 years.
Read MoreI Was Better Last Night by Harvey Fierstein
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The inimitable playwright and actor writes a candid, affecting memoir.
Read MoreSolid Ivory by James Ivory
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A prolific filmmaker recalls a long life of achievement and pleasure.
Read MorePutting It Together by James Lapine
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From postcard to Pulitzer, the saga of a classic American musical.
Read MoreHirschfeld: The Biography by Ellen Stern
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Line by line, a unique artist joyfully chronicles the popular arts of the 20th century.
Read MoreGood Behaviour, by Molly Keane
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Molly Keane’s masterpiece, a hilarious and withering portrayal of the Anglo-Irish aristocracy, is back in print.
Read MoreMike Nichols: A Life, by Mark Harris
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A big new biography extols the vibrant and crowded career of one of the era’s most skillful and complicated artists.
Read MoreSingular Sensation by Michael Riedel
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A veteran reporter recalls the vibrant, colorful New York theater of the ‘90s.
Read MoreScrewball: Review of Darin Strauss’ “The Queen of Tuesday”
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Did Grandpa have a Ball? A novelist weaves a bit of family lore into a colorful and touching mid-century tapestry.
Read MoreNo More Giants
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An unimpeachable and provocative collection drawn from almost every one of Sondheim’s projects.
Read MoreOne of the Boys: Reflections on a Milestone Play, 50 Years On
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The Boys in the Band is a groundbreaking play that premiered off-Broadway in 1968, and told the story of a group of gay men who gather for a birthday party in New York City.
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