Displaying articles for: November 2009
Salt to Taste
The chef-owner of the restaurants Hearth and Insieme offers a guide to the building blocks of sophisticated cooking. Read more...
Polar Obsession
Paul Nicklen's photography yields a visionary catalog of life at the ends of the earth. Read more...
Twisted Tree
A South Dakota town caught in the spotlight of a tragedy is revealed through a chorus of American voices that call to mind William Faulkner's Mississipians. Read more...
Hard Rain Falling
Down and out in Portland and San Francisco. Read more...
The Mower
That Andrew Motion's stately work has been slow to arrive on this side of the pond is a sad reminder of how much fine poetry Americans routinely miss... Read more...
The Lieutenant
Americans have often glorified the "First Encounter" of colonizing Europeans with indigenous people. Read more...
The Black Hole War
At the conceptual edge of astrophysics, two titans of the field battle over the shape of the universe. Read more...
Fall
On her fourth record, the popular vocalist and songwriter reveals some sharp edges. Read more...
The Ghosts of Belfast
A former IRA hit man is sent on a final mission -- by the shades of his victims. Read more...
Ford County
A collection of short stories from the celebrated master of the legal thriller offer a take on Faulkner's imagined Mississippi. Read more...
Farber on Film : The Complete Film Writings of Manny Farber
Three and a half decades of a pathbreaking critic's work on film from Fuller to Fassbinder. Read more...
Poem Strip
At the end of the '60s, hedonism and terror collided with each other. Read more...
Revolution 1989
Why did the Berlin Wall fall precisely twenty years ago this month? Or is that even the right question? Read more...
Liar
A young woman's predilection for untruth hides an even more unsettling secret. Read more...
The City Out My Window: 63 Views on New York
No matter the book or the artwork, Matteo Pericoli always celebrates unique points of view only he could provide, be it the undulating perimeter of Manhattan Island from its rivers; one of his children’s book characters; or a 397-foot, block-plus-long mural featuring architectural highlights from 70 cities from around the globe for John F. Kennedy International Airport. Read more...
The Way of the World
In Francophone countries, Nicolas Bouvier (1929–98) has the reputation of Bruce Chatwin: stylist extraordinaire and philosopher of travel. Read more...
Finch
From the author of City of Saints and Madmen, a detective story set in a shadowy city ruled by fungal invaders. Read more...
Crude World
A harrowing look at the conditions and consequences of the industrialized world's insatiable demand for oil. Read more...
Signal Morning
Will Cullen Hart returns to the sonic playground of Circulatory System, and to the balancing act between experiment and indulgence. Read more...
Recounting the struggles and eventual dissolution of a family textile business in Prato, Italy, Story of My People is a heartbreaking memoir about the personal impact of globalization.
A controversial sensation in Norway, A Man in Love is the second book of six in the series, detailing Knausgaard’s separation from his wife, his move to Stolkholm and the dogged pursuit of a mesmerizing poet.
This newly reissued Cold War classic profiles an Israeli spy obsessed with an English girl half his age, and his attempts to win her love without ever revealing his true identity.
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