
Adrian Duncan's A Thought Without Collision
A review of Adrian Duncan's fifth novel, A Thought Without Collision, which intertwines the lives of a gifted Irish girl and a Wittgenstein-inspired
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A review of Adrian Duncan's fifth novel, A Thought Without Collision, which intertwines the lives of a gifted Irish girl and a Wittgenstein-inspired

Employees of French bookshops held their first national strike on September 8, demanding higher wages and a better collective agreement.

Classicist Emily Wilson discusses her famous 'complicated man' translation of Homer's Odyssey and the persistent focus on her gender in a new interview.

A review critiques Chloe Benjamin's new novel 'Under Story' for its convoluted reverse-time premise and melodramatic execution, comparing it unfavorably to

A group of prominent Jewish artists and thinkers, including Emma Seligman and Tony Kushner, have published an open letter defending actor Mark Ruffalo

A review of Emma Cline's Booker-longlisted novel 'Switzy', which follows a man with Alzheimer's on a journey to euthanasia.