The Authors Call It Fiction, but in These 2 Novels the Facts Don’t Lie
Dear readers,Back before the memoir boom, when the barbarous neologism “autofiction” was not yet in vogue, a more titillating vocabulary...
Read moreDear readers,Back before the memoir boom, when the barbarous neologism “autofiction” was not yet in vogue, a more titillating vocabulary...
Read moreA longtime “Freaks and Geeks” fan reconsiders what it means to be one of the cool kids.
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Read morePaal Enger, a rising prospect for a celebrated Norwegian soccer club who traded a game that he loved for another...
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Read moreMichael Tracy, a flamboyant artist inspired by religion, violence and sensuality who dedicated much of his life to preserving neglected...
Read moreThere are two sides to Tiago Rodrigues, the Portuguese director who has led the Avignon Festival since last year. One...
Read moreNancy Azara, a sculptor who evoked ancient feminine imagery in her carved and painted wood pieces, and who in 1979...
Read moreThe Australian drama “Prosper,” on the Roku channel, follows the Quinn family and their megachurch franchise. Dad Cal (Richard Roxburgh)...
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