Kushner chatted with the Observer on Monday about her writing career, interest in Carl Jung and her latest book. How did you develop an interest in writing, and when did you get interested in the work of Carl Jung? How…
Students of fraud and fabrication always combat headwinds. In the winter. Uphill both ways. The evidentiary standards for such claims of fabrication grow higher yet given the passage of centuries and an unknown creator of the subject of interest. And…
In his new book, historian and public intellectual Ramachandra Guha opens spaces for reflections by Gandhi as well as his argumentative supporters and critics As Guha emphasises throughout Arguments with Gandhi, this is a follow-up to his two-volume biography, but…
A Duluth family uncovered generations of secrets and new relatives while researching their history for a book. Marie Pank and her mother, Loretta Rounding, recently published “Stories, Secrets and Spirits: One Family in Duluth”. The book explores their family’s past…
He was in the kitchen preparing lentils. The skins of these lentils were a mottled grey with green and brownish flecks. The kitchen after the rain was still and bright. A reddish sun slanted across the rain-soaked garden. Smells of…
Find out what Mao's Last Dancer did next, where the traditions of Christmas originated and how two sisters cope when a cult-like wellness centre comes between them in this week's wrap of what's new on bookshop shelves. Li Cunxin. Penguin.
Below, David Treuer shares five key insights from his new book, The Savage Mind: An American Legacy. David is an Ojibwe Indian from the Leech Lake Reservation in northern Minnesota and a professor of English at the University of Southern…
What began as a journey through the Holy Land has become a nationally recognized exploration of the Bible’s historical foundations and prophetic future. Dinesh D’Souza’s “The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archaeology, Prophecy, and the Last Days” has reached No. 10 on…
Tomas the Castaway" by Michael Swanwick "The Date" by Ian McDonald "An Eye for Property" by Tania Fordwalker "The Best of all Possible Solar Systems" by Dominica Phetteplace Both Project Hail Mary and the book it is based on have…
Angela Flournoy’s novel is the California Book Club’s February 2027 selection. Excerpt: ‘The Color of Law’ Event Recap: Tommy Pico’s ‘Nature Poem’ Announcement of Special Guest for Tommy Pico Tommy Pico on Using Humor to Tackle Serious Topics Tommy Pico on…
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