Tag: Literature

Total Results: 212


A glorious provocation: O'Brien in 1991. (Credit: Leonardo Cendamo/Getty)
09/14/2026 - 1:01am

The shock of Edna O'Brien The country girl is among the immortals

John Banville

Thursday, July 30

30.07

On plagiarism All human life is an imitation

Terry Eagleton

Saturday, July 25

25.07

The poet who invented Burnham’s North Basil Bunting believed in cultural devolution

Alex Niven

Thursday, July 16

16.07

Why true crime isn't real Alex Murdaugh isn’t a compelling killer

Kat Rosenfield

Wednesday, July 15

15.07

Holden Caulfield: the original incel His grand delusions have become the norm

Poppy Sowerby

Monday, June 15

15.06

Hartley, not Orwell, foresaw today's tyranny Beauty has never been so political

Malise Ruthven

Wednesday, May 27

27.05

A Left case for the Great Books Naomi Kanakia loves the classics, despite herself

Valerie Stivers

Wednesday, May 20

20.05

Invasion of the literary bots Did AI game the Commonwealth Prize?

Vincenzo Barney

Monday, March 9

09.03

The tragedy of Jewish identity As antisemitism changes, so do its chroniclers

Alexander Cohen

Saturday, February 28

28.02

Lord of the Flies is wrong about humanity We aren’t naturally cruel

Terry Eagleton

Tuesday, February 3

03.02

Behind the horror renaissance The genre opens up uncomfortable truths

Noah Kumin

Saturday, January 10

10.01

Why Moby-Dick nerds keep chasing the whale I spent 25 hours with the superfans

John Masko