Earlier this week, the National Book Foundation opened the grand, hulking doors behind which lie the legendary Club 5 Under 35, and admitted five more writers past the bouncers, velvet… Read more »

The Partisan Review survived for nearly seven decades, and last year, the New York Review of Books turned fifty. But these numbers deceive. For most literary magazines (except for the… Read more »

Masha Gessen’s new book, The Man Without a Face: The Rise and Crimes of Vladimir Putin, has been stirring up the Frankfurt Book Festival for its controversial take on the… 4 / Read more »