Books, Arts, and Culture

An eyewitness’s identification of an accused defendant often provides some of the most dramatic and powerful evidence in a criminal case. “Do you see in this...

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Listen, just because we’re a literary website doesn’t mean we’re above loving comics giant Warren Ellis—author of Transmetropolitan, Planetary, The Authority, Nextwave, and the criminally underrated...

Set in and around a performing arts high school in the 1980s, Pulitzer prize finalist Susan Choi’s latest novel, Trust Exercise, introduces Sarah and David, caught...

When I entered the world of Indonesian literary translation several years ago, I was blissfully unaware of how dysfunctional it was. (Nor did I suspect that...

When I was offered the opportunity to interview Camilla d’Errico I immediately said yes. I love the work she’s done for Disney’s Tokyo Pop line, Sanrio (my daughter...

There are currently a lot of brilliant nonfiction books for kindergarten aged kids. Most of the time, they should balance information with a narrative; the art...

Religion is making a comeback in young adult literature. While secular books with a spiritual aspect may have previously been frowned upon, books about the spiritual...