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Book Review: ‘How Bright the Path Grows,’ by Marcia Chatelain

The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Marcia Chatelain revisits the 1963 March on Washington, placing overlooked Black women at the center of the story.

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From the ‘Halo’ Mastermind, an A.I. Apocalypse

Fitzcarraldo Editions is one of the few publishers willing to take risks. Its reward: publishing Joshua Cohen, Jon Fosse, and Annie Ernaux

Contrarianism and controversy raised John Berger’s reputation as writer — while degrading his mental health

Contrarianism and controversy raised John Berger’s reputation as writer — while degrading his mental health

26 Fun Things to Do in N.Y.C. in October

Katt Williams on His Favorite Books and New Memoir

Book Review: ‘The Only Thing There Is to Want,’ by Sarah Hepola

A Story about the A.I. Apocalypse, From a Gaming Mastermind

Book Review: ‘Don’t Laugh at Other People’s Sex Lives’ and ‘Beautiful Distance,’ by Nao-Cola Yamazaki

Is American Culture Simply Bad Now?

For as long as there have been writers, they have analyzed, lamented, navel-gazed, and mythologized the writing life

Fitzcarraldo Editions is one of few publishers willing to take risks. Its reward: publishing Joshua Cohen, Jon Fosse, and Annie Ernaux

Contrarianism and controversy boosted John Berger’s reputation as writer — while degrading his mental health

Contrarianism and controversy boosted John Berger’s reputation as writer — while degrading his mental health

America Used to Be Cool. What Happened?

Condé Nast C.E.O. Leaves to Run Mattel