Jennifer Paull walks quickly.
This past weekend, murmured poetry and glowing tents illuminated the British shoreline in an installation called Peace Camp. Have any ...
While nothing can ever replace the wisdom of Calvin and Hobbes in the funny pages, there is a contender for ...
If chapter three of The Great Gatsby doesn’t make you thirsty, you must be Carrie Nation. It plunges you into ...
Salma Abdelnour published her first book, Jasmine and Fire: A Bittersweet Year in Beirut, this month. The memoir charts her ...
When in danger of a text tizzy at BEA, I retreated to the seductive arms of the art publishers’ booths. ...
I don’t usually fantasize about being in someone else’s shoes. No green-tinged daydreams about what life would be like if ...
During a recent book-packing spree, I naturally couldn’t resist flipping through a novel or twenty. With nearly every paperback sprung ...
I’m grateful to Christopher Hitchens for many things, but one that stays with me is an introduction (via a Vanity ...
Whenever I’m asked about my devotion to City Lights bookstore in San Francisco, my reply tends to be something of ...
Tax season: those febrile weeks of running numbers, grimacing at bills, and otherwise financially ’fessing up. In a slightly masochistic ...