July 1988
/a poem
Read MoreHunger Pangs
/Roxane Gay's new memoir about food, trauma, and her "unruly body" is often as difficult to read as it must have been to write.
Read MoreThe Sooner Disquieted
/What compromises did women in Tudor England face? What joys? What prospects, if any, for fulfillment? A sweeping new history cross-sections the issue.
Read MoreDangerous Crossings
/A gripping new history tells the story of the seized and renamed German luxury liner that became a US troop transport during the First World War.
Read MoreManhattan Picaresque
/A mysterious, youthful Englishman arrives in the New World and exposes an underbelly of economic uncertainty, political tension, and the impossible romantic yearnings of its diverse and complex inhabitants.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Everything is hard before it’s easy”
/Two new novels - one featuring a veteran chief of police and the other featuring Agatha Christie herself - combine thrills, intrigue, and a basset hound named Balzac.
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