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Why Lodge 49 Is the Only TV Show I Really Care About
Laura Miller
Aug 16, 2019
12:14 PM
Jia Tolentino’s Debut Is a Hall of Mirrors You’ll Never Want to Leave
Laura Miller
Aug 13, 2019
9:31 PM
Toni Morrison Reshaped the Landscape of Literature
Laura Miller
Aug 06, 2019
5:08 PM
Why Children Have Loved Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark for 40 Years—and Why Parents Can’t Handle It
Laura Miller
Aug 06, 2019
5:45 AM
The Dark History of the Year’s Bestselling Debut Novelist
Laura Miller
July 30, 2019
5:50 AM
Colson Whitehead May Be “America’s Storyteller,” but He’s Not About to Stop Experimenting
Laura Miller
July 11, 2019
10:34 AM
How Sexual Desire Transforms Women’s Lives
Laura Miller
July 08, 2019
5:45 AM
The Cult of Life Hacking and the End of the Dream of Ultimate Productivity
Laura Miller
June 27, 2019
7:30 AM
Forty Years Ago, Tales of the City Helped Me Embrace San Francisco. The New Netflix Series Brings It All Back.
Laura Miller
June 13, 2019
12:22 PM
Neal Stephenson’s New Novel Is a Mind-Blowing Adventure in Which One Major Character Is a Mind
Laura Miller
June 03, 2019
5:50 AM
Can Thomas Harris Escape the Shadow of Hannibal Lecter?
Laura Miller
May 17, 2019
5:45 AM
Ian McEwan Should Read Some Science Fiction
Laura Miller
April 29, 2019
5:50 AM
The Mueller Report Is Part Spy Thriller, Part Game of Thrones—With Footnotes
Laura Miller
April 22, 2019
3:05 PM
Sally Rooney’s Normal People Excels at the Thing Novels Do Better Than Any Other Art Form
Laura Miller
April 15, 2019
12:34 PM
The First Section of Susan Choi’s Trust Exercise Had to Be Kind of Bad for the Novel to Be So Good
Laura Miller
April 09, 2019
2:45 PM
The Bird King Offers a Rare, Thrilling Portrayal of Platonic Love Fiercer Than Its Erotic Counterparts
Laura Miller
March 22, 2019
4:01 PM
Kathryn Davis Is the Most Original Novelist in America
Laura Miller
March 18, 2019
9:00 AM
Helen Oyeyemi’s Dark, Rich Fairy Tale Is About an Island That Turns Its Back on the World. Sound Familiar?
Laura Miller
March 06, 2019
9:00 AM
Maria Popova’s Move From the Internet to Print Misses Its Connections
Laura Miller
Feb 27, 2019
3:00 PM
Marlon James’ Fantasy Trilogy Is a Delirious Smoothie of Influences and Tributes
Laura Miller
Feb 12, 2019
7:30 AM
