Gnashing the Scenery
An unrepentant screenwriter leads the action in Russo’s latest.
An unrepentant screenwriter leads the action in Russo’s latest.
Rebecca Solnit’s latest addresses the communities that form in the wake of disaster.
Ward Just’s 16th novel travels D.C. from J.F.K. to the near present.
Iraqi writer Haifa Zangana recalls the struggle against Saddam.
Tom Rob Smith’s latest explores Krushchev’s 1956 speech to the party faithful.
Jim Harrison is an author, a novelist, an anthologist, a screenwriter—but mostly, he’s a poet.
Forty years and three days ago, hippies invaded Max Yasgur’s farm in Bethel, N.Y.
Since Julia Child is on everyone’s lips, let’s talk about food on the tube.
A new novel on mid-century American ingenuity conjures Henry Ford’s rubber-town.
Richard Flanagan joins a group of authors who’ve set the novelist in their books.