The New York Review of Books

Portrait of Helen Garner accompanying Nathan Whitlock's essay on the Australian author

Portrait of Vinson Cunningham

Portrait of Alba de Céspedes, author of 'Forbidden Notebook' reviewed by Catherine Lacey for The New York Review of Books

'Toffler in China'

Howard W. French compares compares his experiences during a recent trip to China with the work of author Alvin Toffler in his book 'Futuire Shock' written in 1970 about society's reaction to too much change in too short a time

Portrait of the writer, Katherine Mansfield accompanying a review of ‘All Sorts of Lives: Katherine Mansfield and the Art of Risking Everything’ by Claire Harman

Portrait of the French writer and lawyer, Nathalie Sarraute

Portrait of the writer Namwali Serpell

Review of the new novels by V. V. Ganeshananthan and Shehan Karunatilaka, who both use the distance of time to dramatise large chunks of Sri Lanka’s recent past

Portrait of Martin MacInnes to accompany a review of his book In Ascension

Portrait of the writer Tommy Orange

Portrait of Ronald Reagan

Portrait of the writer Pat Barker for The New York Review of Books' review of 'The Women of Troy'. The novel is the second in Barker’s trilogy-in-progress about the Trojan War.

Book Review of Accidental Gods: On Men Unwittingly Turned Divine. What does it mean when men are worshiped, willingly or not, as gods?

Portrait of WG Sebald

Portrait of the writer Pat Barker for The New York Review of Books’ review of ‘The Women of Troy’. The novel is the second in Barker’s trilogy-in-progress about the Trojan War

Portrait of Jamaica Kincaid

Portrait of Thomas Pynchon

For a review of 'Shadow Ticket' - brisker than Thomas Pynchon’s other work, but it’s full of his usual vaudevillian sensibility, and it addresses his favorite theme: how to live freely under powerful systems of control.

Portrait of Bob Dylan

Portrait of Roy Heath

The Enigma of Nonarrival - Though Roy Heath spent most of his life in Britain, he returned again and again in his fiction to Guyana.

Portrait of Janet Malcolm

To accompany a book review of two novels set in the near-future about technology and the narrative imagination: 'The Immortal King Rao' by Vauhini Vara and 'The Candy House' by Jennifer Egan

Portrait of Reality Winner, former US Air Force Veteran and currently serving the longest prison sentence ever imposed for an unauthorized release of government classified information

The portrait accompanies a book review of by Ava Kofman of 'Bottoms Up and Devil Laughs' by Kerry Howley a narrative non-fiction story about indelible data, where everything is recorded

Book Review of ‘Accidental Gods: On Men Unwittingly Turned Divine’. What does it mean when men are worshiped, willingly or not, as gods?

Portrait of the writer Jennifer Croft

Portrait of the writer, Katherine Mansfield accompanying a review of ‘All Sorts of Lives: Katherine Mansfield and the Art of Risking Everything’ by Claire Harman

Portrait of the Chinese writer Fang Fang

‘The Parent Trap’ the sociologist Kelley Fong argues that we would do better by children and families if we were to widen our understanding of the social causes of adversity rather than relying solely on the blunt force of Child Protective Services

Portrait of the writer Jo Hamya