Tea Obreht’s “The Tiger’s Wife” is one of the most heralded fiction debuts of the season. Kevin Frazier weighs the switch-ups of its tone against the beauties of its prose.
In 2011, Aleksandar Hemon chooses his favorite short fiction from all across Europe. From our archives, Kevin Frazier celebrated these bracing imports.
The so-called ‘father of conservatism’ gets an aphoristic new biography from a very interested party.
The great diplomat and statesman John Hay is the subject of a riveting new biography
Book Review: Edmund Burke, the First Conservative
Book Review: All the Glittering Prizes
Book Review: Pliny and the Artistic Culture of the Italian Renaissance
Penguins on Parade: The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.!
I’m Sorry, What?
Taxonomy and Grace
Second Glance: Astonish Us
In Defense of the Memory Theater
Against the Wind
Attainted: The Life and Afterlife of Ezra Pound in Italy
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Ellen Elias-Bursac: Thank you for the excellent review....
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