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Sarah Rose Etter spent a few demoralizing years in Silicon Valley tech. It paid off with 'Ripe,' a surreal new novel that just might make her a household name.

Surrealist writers push the boundaries of language and plot, taking an oblique approach to the quotidian in order to hint at higher potentials for reality. It’s within this realm that Sarah Rose Etter plays, employing surrealism to unveil deeper revelations and risks in her writing.

Ayad Akhtar poses a challenge to liberal consensus not by denying the existence of America’s foundational inequalities along lines of race, class, and gender, but by questioning whether the liberal

Josh Riedel's debut novel 'Please Report Your Bug Here' tries to be both a sendup of circa-2010 Silicon Valley and a futuristic sci-fi cautionary tale.

Painter is producing an immersive digital spectacle based on some of his most celebrated work

Two new books examine the ordinary roots of our extraordinary regime of high-tech monitoring.

Two new books examine the ordinary roots of our extraordinary regime of high-tech monitoring.

Phung Huynh provides space to reflect on women's bodily autonomy. Plus Dudamel's new orchestra and the 6th Street Bridge in our weekly arts newsletter.

In the world of Elon Musk and Silicon Valley, normal morals are for mere mortals, writes TOM LEONARD. In response to claims of an affair, Musk claimed he hadnt even had sex in ages (sigh)

Charlotte’s dropping transit ridership. Oregonians once feared sprawl then did something about it. Hoboken shows the way on Vision Zero.