The author of Double Fold and The Mezzanine documents the pathway to a global tragedy. Read more...

A new collection of linked tales from the author of Amy and Isabelle maps the life of an imposing character. Read more...

A new collection of early and previously uncollected work from the celebrated writer. Read more...

The author of Written on the Body visits a future Earth, damaged by humanity. Read more...

A new collection of short stories from the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Interpreter of Maladies. Read more...

With their father's musical legacy as a stage, Richard Wagner's family mounted a domestic opera to rival the Ring. Read more...

Liz Rosenberg looks at a comprehensive new collection of her poems and prose. Read more...

The evolution of the comic book, and its peculiar place near the heart of the culture wars. Read more...

Sarah Weinman surveys the increasingly popular marriage of historical fiction set in Antiquity with the modern detective novel. Read more...

A scholar of the American Revolution casts a cold eye on recent trends in the study of history. Read more...

The author of A Ship Made of Paper spins a wry tale of desire and the perils of the novelist's profession. Read more...

The journalist and author of The Assassins' Gate delivers a literally dramatic rendering of Iraqis in crisis. Read more...

The further chronicles of the dilatory hero of I'll Go to Bed at Noon. Read more...

Eloisa James on the endless appeal of Austen -- remixed. Read more...

Alexandra Mullen on why P.G. Wodehouse's genius doesn't stop with Bertie and Jeeves. Read more...