War Talk by Arundhati Roy, reviewed by Kanishk Tharoor
War Talk by Arundhati Roy South End Press, 152 pp, $12.00 reviewed by Kanishk Tharoor After winning the Booker Prize for her first and only novel The God of Small…
War Talk by Arundhati Roy South End Press, 152 pp, $12.00 reviewed by Kanishk Tharoor After winning the Booker Prize for her first and only novel The God of Small…
The Furies by Fernanda Ebserstadt Knopf, 464 pp, $26.00 reviewed by Daniel Kluger The Furies, Fernanda Eberstadt’s fourth, and most ambitious, novel to date, examines the complexities of motherhood, femininity,…
My Life as a Fake by Peter Carey Knopf, 288 pp, $24.00 reviewed by Teddy Goff My Life as a Fake culls its epigraph and much of its structure from…
The Holy Grail by Richard Barber Harvard, 488 pp, $27.95 Reviewed by Momo Sugawara The literary and historical mystery of the Holy Grail has been a recurring motif in Western…
Eats, Shoots & Leaves by Lynne Truss Gotham Books, 240 pp, $17.50 reviewed by Toby Merrill The premise of the title of Lynne Truss’s Eats, Shoots & Leaves is a…
Triangle by David Von Drehle Atlantic Monthly Press, 352 pp, $25.00 reviewed by David Carpman Triangle, David Von Drehle’s portrait of the buzzing metropolis that was turn of the century…