The Unwinding
A look at a national landscape reshaped by shifting political winds and an economic tsunami.
Brooke Allen
Brooke Allen is the author of Twentieth-Century Attitudes; Artistic License; and Moral Minority. She is a contributor to The New York Times Book Review, The New Criterion, The New Leader, The Hudson Review, and The Nation, among others. She was named a finalist for the 2007 Nona Balakian Citation for Excellence in Reviewing from the National Book Critics Circle.
George Orwell: Diaries
The journals of one of the twentieth century’s most powerful voices contain the seeds of the ideas his books explored.
Turn of Mind
A once-brilliant surgeon battles Alzheimer’s disease. But is she forgetting a monstrous crime?
The Weekend
The release of a terroristraises uncomfortable questions about Germany’s past, and present.
Too Much Happiness: Stories
One of the defining creators of contemporary short fiction suggests she has new territories in sight.
William Maxwell: Early Novels and Stories
A new collection of early fiction from a writer focused on the heart.