Books, Arts, and Culture

My favorite Algerian book critic, Dr. Nadia Ghanem, has put together an overview of who’s who—and what’s what—when it comes to Algerian literature in English. In total, she...

The List List is sponsored by Never Let Go by Elizabeth Goddard and Revell Books, a Division of Baker Publishing Group. Forensic genealogist Willow Anderson is following...

In Mindy Kaling’s recent chat with Variety about what The Office characters were up to in 2019, she revealed there was some part of her who...

I’ve been involved in higher education, as a student, a worker, or both, for 15 years. But even so, I frequently find the U.S. system of...

This giveaway is sponsored by The Lost Man by Jane Harper. Two brothers meet for the first time in months in the Australian outback; their third brother...

Sponsored by Libby, the one-tap reading app from your library and OverDrive. If books have design eras, we’re in an age of statement wallpaper and fatty...

Climate change is here. Trees are dead and dying, insects and songbirds are disappearing, wildlife has declined by 60 percent, glaciers worldwide are melting and ice...

Two retrospectives at San Francisco’s Museum of Modern Art demonstrate the relationship between two different but equally diligent photographers of the streets. Louis Stettner showed a...

Andy Warhol combined social and pictorial intelligence in a way not seen in this country since John Singer Sargent. In one of the most unexpected artistic...

The law of 1946, known as the law of assimilation, initiated by the poet Aimé Césaire, transformed the island from a colony into a French Overseas...