What you ought to be reading
Before I read "The Translation of the Bones" (Scribner) by Francesca Kay, I had three favorite novels on spiritual topics. Now I have four. Kay's fiercely lyrical yet exceedingly tough-minded...
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What you ought to be reading
Before I read "The Translation of the Bones" (Scribner) by Francesca Kay, I had three favorite novels on spiritual topics. Now I have four. Kay's fiercely lyrical yet exceedingly tough-minded...
Deadly DNA, dastardly acts
Our blood is not our own. Like a tributary of some larger, older river, it runs in us for a little while but it hails from elsewhere. We like to...
Deadly DNA, dastardly acts
Our blood is not our own. Like a tributary of some larger, older river, it runs in us for a little while but it hails from elsewhere. We like to...
Meet the author of “Revolution 2.0”
"Social media" sounds a bit trivial, doesn't it? The phrase is redolent of casual Fridays, yoga class, after-work drinks, brunch . . . all things "social" and partyesque. Then along...
Meet the author of “Revolution 2.0”
"Social media" sounds a bit trivial, doesn't it? The phrase is redolent of casual Fridays, yoga class, after-work drinks, brunch . . . all things "social" and partyesque. Then along...
Egyptian activist’s memoir details the power of social media
If Paul Revere had wielded a laptop instead of a lantern — cut us some slack on the historical improbability here, OK? — he would have understood Wael Ghonim. Ghonim...
Egyptian activist’s memoir details the power of social media
If Paul Revere had wielded a laptop instead of a lantern — cut us some slack on the historical improbability here, OK? — he would have understood Wael Ghonim. Ghonim...
Egyptian activist’s memoir details the power of social media
If Paul Revere had wielded a laptop instead of a lantern — cut us some slack on the historical improbability here, OK? — he would have understood Wael Ghonim. Ghonim...
Novels that put the fun in profundity
These marvelous novels vigorously refute the idea that so-called "literary fiction," the serious stuff, must be a tedious chore to read, like a bad-tasting medicine whose healing properties are somehow...