Literature
10 Steamy Books Like ‘Heated Rivalry’
Era la viva imagen del ‘old money’. Hasta que su vida se derrumbó
Jeff Kinney’s Favorite Funny Books for Young Readers
Book Review: ‘The Elements of Power,’ by Nicolas Niarchos
Writers and their day jobs: William S. Burroughs was an insect exterminator, Joseph Heller a blacksmith, James Joyce worked in a movie theater
How Bennett Cerf — "part Gatsby, part glad-handing salesman and part starstruck fanboy" — built a publishing powerhouse, and sold it away
Adam Tooze is a renowned economic historian. But is he really “a sort of platonic ideal of the universal intellectual?”
Book Review: ‘Fly, Wild Swans,’ by Jung Chang
Laura Dave on Her Favorite Books and the Sequel to ‘The Last Thing He Told Me’
Sigmund Freud’s plants. He gave Virginia Woolf a narcissus and brought a zimmerlinde on his escape from Vienna. Why?
John — sparsely toothed with mismatched old clothes — could most often be found at UCLA, burnishing his reputation as the last intellectual
Picasso’s women. "Two wives, four cohabitations: What of it? Genius has license to trample"
Harper Lee Expanded on Her View of the South in Letters to a Friend
Dramas Keep Showing Us Hapless Men — and Hypercompetent Women
Book Review: ‘The Summer My Mother Had Green Eyes,’ by Tatiana Tibuleac