Our columnist on three novels worth your time. Credit...Doeun Choi Supported by By Sarah Lyall The latest novel by Lindqvist, the author of “Let the Right One In,” is both a stylish Scandi-noir ...

In “The Revolutionists,” the Guardian journalist Jason Burke explores how leftist militants gave way to Islamist ones in the ...

How to Stop Playing Somebody Else’s Game’ by C. Thi Nguyen. C. Thi Nguyen loves games, said Dan Piepenbring in Harper’s. In ...

Does the widespread adoption of materialist ideas sabotage the hope of living meaningfully?

Faithful recreations of “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” scenes and a talented cast of clowns steer a revival that dances ...

Marcus Aurelius has been acknowledged as a sage. But his reign was marked as much by military affairs as it was by philosophy ...

If you’re looking for a brand-new mystery with a Sherlock Holmes vibe, you are — as the British heroes of two new books might ...

After playing a central role in a notorious obscenity trial, Margaret C. Anderson largely disappeared from American ...

I haven’t read Freida McFadden’s book of the same name, but I’m guessing the psychological thriller “The Housemaid” has led ...

When Pond became aware of OTF, the account only had 10,000 reviews to its name. Out of all of those, OTF dramatically proclaimed Pond's game was the worst one they had ever played. Despite their ...

Recently, there has been more drama in the Kennedy Center’s offices than in its performance spaces. That was certainly the case yesterday, as the hallowed landmark was — whatever the legality — ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Freida McFadden, the thriller author dominating BookTok, has no problem writing three or four books a year. "I am limited not by ideas or ...