Jia Tolentino, guest editor of “The Best American Essays 2025,” reflects on essays, community and life in Brooklyn.

On this episode of “Deseret Voices,” New York Magazine’s James Walsh shares his thoughts on the impact on academia. At a time ...

Essays are easy. Fiction is hard,” says British writer Zadie Smith in an interview reproduced in Dead and Alive, her fourth ...

When I interviewed the editors in August, I knew I wanted to read “A Continued Clap of Thunder,” published this fall by the ...

War on Science takes aim at science’s global culture wars. Edited by controversial physicist Lawrence Krauss, it argues ...

Thursday will mark the official start of the Silverfield Era of Razorback football, as the program formally introduces the ...

Revisiting Fyodor Dostoevsky’s compelling, original and scandalous novel – after a 60-year hiatus – is a profoundly affecting ...

All the more reason, then, to consider giving books for Christmas: books that entertain, inform, and open new horizons of ...

About a decade ago I had one of the best moviegoing experiences of my life. Brooklyn’s BAMcinématek was doing a retrospective ...

Between 1877 and 1888, Hearn lived in New Orleans, absorbing the folklore and culture of the city. He then sold the stories ...

A new expanded edition of Michael Nagler’s classic book on nonviolence as a force for personal and social transformation is ...

No writer wants to create the textual equivalent of the 3-hour film that puts folks to sleep if they don’t leave early, writes.