Legendary U.S. Sports Writer Dead Suddenly At 69
John Feinstein, the legendary U.S. sports writer, died suddenly this week. He was 69 years old. The Washington Post, which ...
Why ‘Chronology of Water’ author Lidia Yuknavitch revisits the past in ‘Reading the Waves’
While Kristen Stewarts turns ‘The Chronology of Water’ into a movie, its author revisits her past in a new memoir, ‘Reading ...
In ‘We Tell Ourselves Stories,’ Alissa Wilkinson Explores Joan Didion’s Time in Hollywood: ‘It’s a New Framework to Look at Her Work’
Alissa Wilkinson's book explores Joan Didion's work as a film critic and screenwriter and what she understood about Hollywood ...
Karma and the Snow Lion: A pashmina goat, a snow lion and being Tibetan in India
What's the link between centuries-old Tibetan Thangka paintings and Banarasi silk? Why is Ladakh so important for Kashmiri ...
Priceless, 570-year-old Gutenberg Bible on display in Warsaw
The Bible, on display at the Medieval Art Gallery in Warsaw, was printed more than 570 years ago by Johannes Gutenberg, the ...
‘It’s Pretty Human, But It’s Still Bad.’
When you’re a human, you’re writing for a purpose, and your relationships are involved. Like, What is my mom going to think of this story I wrote about a 45-year-old son who … I just don’t see AI as ...
Remembering John Feinstein, renowned American sportswriter who was ‘larger than life’
Feinstein was 30 when he penned 'A Season on the Brink,' a 1986 portrait of Bob Knight and the Indiana Hoosiers.
Amy Griffin Is an Open Book
In her powerful new memoir, Amy Griffin—the venture investor behind Starface, Kosas, and other buzzy woman-focused ...
Mystery author's book signing was dangerously close to wildfires, and fans still showed up
Crais, whose novels have brought the contemporary landscape of Los Angeles and its environs to raw and vivid life for readers around the world, was resigned to what was happening. After all, he and ...
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Saul Steinberg’s Masterful Language of Lines
The artist’s seemingly simple pen strokes were capable of capturing both the gravity and the absurdity of peacetime and war.
Cynthia Ozick Is Undiminished
Nearing 97, she’s universally praised, freshly republished, and (maybe even) more widely read than ever. She’s also a ...