Book Review | ‘Bewilderment’ by Richard Powers
“Bewilderment” by Richard Powers is a sadly prescient mother-son story by one of America’s most respected writers.
“Bewilderment” by Richard Powers is a sadly prescient mother-son story by one of America’s most respected writers.
Book explores the work of a visual artist of unparalleled creativity.
Travel writing, memoir, history, science, and photography — all through the unlikely lens of lichen.
A centuries-long zigzagging journey to the present, in the hands of a deft guide.
“Garbology” author’s latest book includes a guide to “What You Can Do Right Now About Waste.”
The former Santa Barbara Poet Laureate discusses his latest collection of work and will do an appearance at Chaucer’s Books on May 15.
The author of ‘Erasure,’ the novel that became ‘American Fiction,’ reimagines ‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.’
Some poetic biographies for National Poetry Month.
Australian author gets a well-deserved new audience with re-release of vintage novel.
Carsey-Wolf Center at UC Santa Barbara’s ‘Revisiting the Classics’ series casts fresh eyes on iconic works of our filmic past.