Ian S. Port’s The Birth of Loud reframes the standard history of rock ’n’ roll around the dual creators of the modern electric guitar.
A scholar, radio host, and ordained reverend, Dyson’s Tears We Cannot Stop: A Sermon to White America, is as elegant as it is timely.
Reached by phone in Minneapolis, where she was about to eat a bowl of soup, Naja Marie Aidt, one of Scandinavia's leading authors, said…
Between them, Rachel Kramer Bussel and Susie Bright have probably edited or written 100 books relating to sex, and they've contributed to almost as…
When you look over your history of buying books, how do you feel? You should feel like hell. If you've bought even one book…
What would we need if we were stranded on a desert island? Of course, if we were practical folk we would say a knife…
Great writing is never passive, and so great reading must follow suit. Throughout Pulphead, Sullivan's new essay collection, the urge is to press the…
