Find Your Next Book Thrillers N.Y.C. Literary Guide Nonfiction Summer Preview Advertisement Supported by Essay André Breton’s 1928 novel “Nadja” pays homage to a great love and to a great ...

What makes her work notable is its charm and cheerfulness — and the way those qualities mask the darker realities embedded in the national mythos. It’s a map as America wished to be seen, not as it ...

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Wasn’t I lucky to come of age in my favorite city? For one thing, my impressionable undergraduate years fell during J.

The essay ends there, but the story of Layla has another side to it. After Layla returned, she was diagnosed with cancer and later had to be put down. Van Hefty keeps Layla’s ashes in a place of ...

Maris Kreizman is a 40-something book critic, columnist for Lit Hub and one-time podcaster. In her debut essay collection “I Want to Burn This Place Down,” she looks back on her life to explain ...

In her debut essay collection, “I Want to Burn This Place Down,” the 40-something book critic, columnist for Lit Hub and erstwhile podcaster recalls a series of mini-awakenings in college and ...

Maris Kreizman always loved books and TV. As a self-described ambition monster, she once thought that if she worked hard and played by the rules, she would land her dream ...