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October 14, 2021
The Paris Review is a literary magazine featuring original writing, art, and in-depth interviews with famous writers.
October 11, 2021
In "One Friday in April," Donald Antrim reframes suicide as a state rather than an act — and marks its toll as vividly as anyone since William Styron.
October 10, 2021
Booker Prize-winner Marlon James on the stark, shocking brilliance of Golding's 1956 masterpiece, Pincher Martin
August 29, 2021
Author of the 1960s bestseller In Praise of Older Women whose life and work were informed by his early years in occupied Hungary
August 27, 2021
מהדורה מחודשת ומעודכנת למסמך המכונן והמצמית של ויליאם סטיירון, על מחלת הדיכאון שמוטטה את עולמו. קריאת חובה שיכולה להציל גם את חייהם של אלה שלא ידעו שהם זקוקים להצלה
August 18, 2021
A tribute to the late author of “The Book of the Dun Cow,” “Jesus: A Novel,” and “Water, Come Down!”
August 7, 2021
Rising Delta infections compelled the Obamas to scale back lavish plans for the former president’s 60th - and many of his old staffers did not make the cut.
August 7, 2021
What is going on with Obama’s 60th birthday bash?
July 24, 2021
A Few Hopes For The New Year. By Tom Danehy AFTER LOTS OF careful consideration and some surgically precise white-knuckle praying, Im convinced 1998 will be a great year if: The USA wins the World Cup soccer championship. This would be the ultimate in Yankee imperialism, whuppin the world in a sport that every other country considers a religion and we here think of as something to occupy the leisure time of white people who arent good enough to play baseball. Just think, we go over there w...
July 18, 2021
La Prensa forma parte de Cuando cayó Somoza en 1979, una de las fotos que dio vuelta al mundo fue la de unos guerrilleros enjabonándose en la pileta de mármol donde él se bañaba. Y en las oficinas presidenciales lo que quedaba era un reguero de papeles y uniformes militares, y en una esquina en el suelo un retrato del dictador sonriente, perforado de un balazo. Una guerra de liberación tras un terremoto que había destruido la capital siete años antes, y la Plaza de la Revolución, donde...