GOING TOO FAR: Essays About America’s Nervous Breakdown
Ishmael Reed Baraka Books ($19.95) by Spencer Dew For six decades, Ishmael Reed—a writer of novels, plays, poems, and essays—has been offering critiques of American
Ishmael Reed Baraka Books ($19.95) by Spencer Dew For six decades, Ishmael Reed—a writer of novels, plays, poems, and essays—has been offering critiques of American
A.T. Mann Sterling Ethos ($19.95) by Gerard Malanga I’ve been giving a lot of thought to trees lately, especially now that we’re nearing the end
David Eagleman Vintage Books ($15.95) by Scott Vickers Since the dawn of the natural sciences, when Galileo first gazed into the heavens and surmised that
Aatish Taseer Graywolf Press ($16) by Spencer Dew In this memoir and travelogue, a son wrestles with his father’s absence by travelling for eight months
Jason Weiss Wesleyan University Press ($24.95) by W. C. Bamberger ESP-Disk was a short-lived record company that in some ways typified the independent and progressive
In which Ted Pelton (publisher of Starcherone Books) and Davis Schneiderman (“an American innovative writer and academic”) discuss Kent Johnson’s A Question Mark Under the Sun (Starcherone Books, $16) TED: Davis,
Why Lee Child’s Stoic Man of Action Has Clung On for 17 Books by Peter S. Scholtes A hero ain’t nothin’ but a sandwich, but
An Interview with Alexander Theroux by Paul Maliszewski In Estonia, as Alexander Theroux observes, post offices sell shampoo, dish detergent, and sanitary pads, used-book stores
Alexander Theroux, Camille Paglia, Edward Dorn, Elizabeth Hand, Peter Geye, Denis Johnson & more . . .