Master of Conventions
Norman Mailer’s political journal of the summer of ‘68
Norman Mailer’s political journal of the summer of ‘68
The characters of Meg Wolitzer's latest novel are so insightful and articulate that it's a pleasure to listen to them think.
The fruits of the feminist revolution? Sisterhood, empowerment, and eight hours a day in a cubicle
Editor’s Choice: Oscar Niemeyer’s work continues to enchant and appall students of architecture and urban planning.
Salman Rushdie’s ebullient historical novel manifests both his dexterous erudition and his bawdy wit.
A blinkered and besotted account of Nicolas Sarkozy’s presidential campaign succumbs to the erotic entanglements of biography.
The enduring, untamable appeal of Saki's short stories
Barbara Walters got the story by giving her subjects what they wanted.
A comic genius who died young is finally getting his due.
In Cyril Connolly’s classic memoir, the young grow rotten before they are ripe.