By the Book
Twelve architects show and tell about their personal book collections.
Twelve architects show and tell about their personal book collections.
Who is the Pulitzer Prize named after? James McGrath Morris peers into a fascinating life.
Elmore Leonard has a new character busting heads on TV, and a new book set in Djibouti.
Two books of maps, real and imagined: the “Oxford Atlas of The World” and “The Map as Art.”
Two beheadings and a smart doctor lie at the heart of Frank Tallis’s “Vienna Secrets.”
Michael Lewis’s offers a new, lucid account of some very muddy waters.
“Who will speak for the buried, those flayed, those hung, those thrown in mass graves?”
Jerry West’s Lakers won only one NBA championship, but he still ranks as a roundball immortal.
Another fine Mississippi storyteller, Brad Watson has a new story collection out.
A website dedicated to publishing short fiction—Five Chapters—now that’s a wonderful thing.