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Cheever was an insecure alcoholic who dreamt of 'a homosexual escapade' with Ronald Reagan – but his subversive tales achieve perfection

BuzzFeed News; Joel Barhamand, Dutton Sally never expected to find herself back in her parents’ house. But at 30 years old, she was living with them, in the bedroom her sisters shared growing up, in Queens, New York, trying to figure out what to do next and why her plan had fallen apart. Sally was born in the Dominican Republic and immigrated to the United States with her parents and two younger sisters when she was three. Her parents married in their midtwenties, and Sally thought she would get married around the same age. She’d fallen in love with her college boyfriend, at Stony Brook...

… are you reading now? Two at once. I'm listening to the audio book of Empireland by Sathnam Sanghera, his eye-opening insight into just how hard-wired the imperial and colonial history of Britain is into the way we live now. It's an amazing education. And reading with my eyes, The Last Trial by Scott Turow. Turow is something I've been searching for for a long time, a novelist who writes like a great literary author at the level of the sentence, like Updike or Roth or Carol Shields, but with banging crime/legal drama plots. … would you take to a desert island?