In the poignant and often humorous reports that make up 'Liberation's Children, ' social critic H...

In eighteen essays, Ms. Allen explores the lives and work of some of the last century's most bril...

Winner of the third annual New Criterion Poetry Prize, Skywriting and Other Poems is a triumphant...

In 1914 and 1915 the newly formed Federal League struggled for profits and Major League status, t...

Malanga argues that a self-interested coalition of public-sector unions and government-financed c...

Graham Hettlinger's brilliant translations of Bunin's stories in Sunstroke (2002) were widely acc...

'Winner of the new Criterion Poetry Prize.'

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Award-winning essayist Stewart Justman traces the inspiration of the pop psychology movement to t...

A bumptious narrative history of American newspapermen in Paris in the 1920s and 1930s, a time wh...

Kristie Lindenmeyer shows that the experiences of depression-era children help us understand the ...