Review

Ondaatje's 'Running in the Family' reads like a family heirloom of several less-than-consequential stories.

Taking the reader between the sheets and into the realm of existentialism.

In his own introduction to 'The Joke,' Kundera claims his book was/is/and will always be, not a farcical portrayal of Czech Communist rule, but a love story. He's playing us.

A quick review of Malcolm Gladwell's 'The Tipping Point'

Last night at the venerable 92Y, Council on Foreign Relations president Richard Haass took a few questions from a smiley, curious, leggy Katie Couric.

Outliers is an easy and engaging read

What are you afraid of these days?

On Wafaa Bilal's interactive performance piece "Domestic Tension" (a.k.a. Shoot an Iraqi)

An introduction to the French literary theorist