Books

For all its campus-novel punches, Randy Boyagoda's new novel most succeeds in limning the ways his title character's faith bends to his needs.

Greg Pardlo's new memoir clips quickly along and burdens the reader with almost no slow moments.

Sarah Blake's dream-like and intriguing first novel introduces us to the wife of Noah.

Patrick Radden Keefe delivers a searing portrait of Irish women and men struggling to make sense of their past and their memories.

1999 was the year of incredible movies, both in terms of quality and quantity.

Doris Kearns Goodwin’s strength is in the way she captures the presidential scene with companionable prose that most professional historians are unable to capture.