Review

A review of Edan Lupucki's 'California'

Ayyam Gallery and the world of art in the midst of Syria's war

Reviewing the showcase for the 'Oscar of the British Painting World'

Can any current book be considered a classic?

How Hank Moody might help us navigate male sexuality in an age of feminism, Nice Guys, and Pickup Artists

A relatively unheard of genre, but a favorite.

A dispatch from the PEN Literary Safari

The most radical act one can take at this moment, says George Prochnik, is to engage in a patient, reflective retreat from all the noise.

In Samuel Beckett's classic play 'Waiting for Godot,' two characters wait...and wait...for the arrival of a fellow named Godot.

There must be something intrinsic about that thing we call "art" that transcends genre, context, and history.