Our Zombies, Ourselves: Colson Whitehead's "Zone One"
Zombies, it turns out, have much to tell us about our lives in the 2010s.
Zombies, it turns out, have much to tell us about our lives in the 2010s.
Alix OhlinNov 14, 2011
The Cows seems particularly playful, gentle. Her consciousness here bristles, stirs, even strains, but it rarely furrows or breaks.
Matthew SpecktorNov 8, 2011
RATHER THAN AN INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDE for the bewildered employee, Georges Perec's The Art of Asking Your Boss for a Raise is a map down a rabbit hole...
Rachel GalvinAug 31, 2011
Machart proves that there is still room on old frontiers, and plenty of fresh paths to take through them.
Eric ShonkwilerAug 25, 2011
Kosztolányi is considered one of the greatest Hungarian writers, a virtuoso of style and control
Adam Z. LevyAug 16, 2011
Like her earlier works, Bad Marie is human, deeply-felt, delightfully well-honed, and though stylized, stops short of quirkiness for quirkiness’ sake.
Shelley SalamenskyJul 22, 2011
Aslan's collection makes clear that the Arab Spring of 2011 reflects a century spent grappling with a postcolonial search for identity.
N. S. MorrisJul 21, 2011
Hagedorn's lean, quick chapters and impressionistic scenes have the effect of sound bytes, and perfectly complement the tone of her world.
Rigoberto GonzálezJul 13, 2011
Mirkovic fixates upon two types of men, not always separate: writers and war criminals.
Jacob SilvermanJun 29, 2011
BEN KATCHOR IS THE Joseph Mitchell of contemporary comics. Mitchell, along with his close friend A.J. Liebling, was a pivotal early New Yorker reporte...
Jeet HeerJun 28, 2011
This future is a scarier place, by far, than any that SF has yet imagined.
Sherryl VintJun 3, 2011
Ah, Middle Age. Ye despised state.
Janet FitchMay 25, 2011
King's technical expertise as a writer is almost impossible to ignore, regardless of how one feels about stories involving man-eating oil slicks.
Christopher RiceMay 12, 2011
ON AUGUST 12, 2006, in the waning hours of the second Lebanon war, Israeli Staff Sgt. Uri Grossman, still a couple weeks shy of his twenty-first...
Benjamin BalintApr 27, 2011
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Apr 25, 2011
An offshore oil platform stood up out of its windward end like the metal handle of a dagger that had stabbed the world and made it spill black blood.
Jefferson HunterApr 22, 2011
A VIDEO REVIEW by Clara Mokri.
Clara MokriApr 1, 2011