Book Review: Guilty Knowledge, Guilty Pleasure: The Dirty Art of Poetry
Author William Logan is a rare exception of a practicing poet brave enough to say what he really thinks.
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Author William Logan is a rare exception of a practicing poet brave enough to say what he really thinks.
There are so many things to love about Zhena Muzyka’s autobiography Life by the Cup that you’ll want to read it slowly, savoring each chapter.
Authors Arthur and Elena George dig deep into the story of Adam and Eve.
Like growing up itself, Mona Simpson’s Casebook is a hit and miss experience.
Joshua Horwitz’s book is a reminder that our technological, industrial, and military prowess can produce unintended deadly consequences.
Dark Venus, the author’s second installment in a trilogy, is a novel of love, poetry, and theater set in Elizabethan England.
The Swain family story — brought to vibrant life by Niall Williams — is everyone’s story; it’s about how we aspire and endure
With her fourth book, Lahiri is now one of those rare authors whose every publication is an event worth anticipating.
A master of creative nonfiction, Phillip Lopate returns with a new collection of essays.
Author of new biography on California’s pioneering padre to speak at Mission on Monday.