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Watch This, Read That: Much Ado About Nothing
Twenty years after Kenneth Branagh's celebrated film adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing, director Joss Whedon brings Shakespeare's romantic comedy back to the big...
PEN/Faulkner Finalists
From 350 fiction books published in 2012 and submitted for consideration, only five were chosen by judges Walter Kirn, Nelly Rosario, and A.J. Verdelle...
Watch This, Read That: Admission
Tina Fey lightens the stress of the college application process in Admission, based on Jean Hanff Korelitz's 2009 novel about a Princeton University admissions...
Watch This, Read That: The Monk
Banned upon publication, Matthew G. Lewis's 1796 gothic novel The Monk—written when he was just 19—tells the story of a Capuchin friar who must...
Randy Susan Meyers
Infidelity, obsession, secrets, family expectations: These are just a few of the issues author Randy Susan Meyers tackles in her second novel, The Comfort...
Karen Russell: Baring Fangs
Genre-bending Pulitzer Prize nominee Karen Russell discusses her new short story collection Vampires in the Lemon Grove and reveals details about her next book—including...
Games On: A Pre-Olympics Book Tour of Britain
The 2012 Olympics kick off in London on July 27, 2012. Whether you're a massive track and field fan, or simply someone who likes...
To Hell and Back: 6 Calamitous Road Novels
The all-American road read gets gritty with two debut novels that make "On the Road" seem like a Sunday drive through the country. Thad...
On 200th Anniversary of Pride and Prejudice, a Look at Jane Austen’s Little-Known Lost Work
Today marks the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice." The classic novel of marriage and manners introduced to the world two of...
John Irving, Tom Wolfe, and Male Heroes in Crisis
There once was an ideal masculine hero, full of manly characteristics including strength, courage, forthrightness and loyalty. He strode purposefully, possibly carrying weapons, across...
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