Using Fiction to Summon the Glittering, Golden Age of Hollywood
Anthony Marra’s “Mercury Pictures Presents,” his long-awaited second novel, is a homage to the movies and to his immigrant family.
Read moreAnthony Marra’s “Mercury Pictures Presents,” his long-awaited second novel, is a homage to the movies and to his immigrant family.
Read moreThe chocolate rum notwithstanding, Sam Sanders was full of good spirits.“I’m feeling my alcohol,” he said. “I took a secret...
Read moreStuart Woods, a prolific, prizewinning mystery writer who churned out multiple best sellers during what his memoir duly described as...
Read more“Why her and only her?” the Oscar-nominated documentarian Immy Humes writes in the introduction to THE ONLY WOMAN (Phaidon, $29.95)....
Read moreHer first children’s book, “The Bear Who Couldn’t Sleep,” was published in 1965.“I started writing because it was the only...
Read moreUrban real estate is flush with ghosts. How many people have lived and died alone, in apartments stacked toward the...
Read moreA spa day, a sound bath, a moving meditation and an initiation into strange and tentacled rites, “Bottom of the...
Read moreOn Wednesday, the temperature in the tight kitchen at Blotto, a pizza restaurant in Seattle, reached 108 degrees. Like many...
Read more“To Kill a Mockingbird,” a stage adaptation of the classic novel that in January announced a temporary shutdown after Jeff...
Read moreBeyoncé’s seventh studio album, “Renaissance,” is a dazzling nightclub fantasia, a nimble, freewheeling journey through decades of dance music that...
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