Alfred Kazin's AmericaAlfred Kazin chose America as his subject, and his intellectual awakening is itself something of an American legend. . . . Ted Solotaroffs selection of his work is a fitting tribute, a book that will be a starting point for further reading, both of Kazin and of the native writers to whom he devoted himself The New Yorker Over the course of 60 years, Alfred Kazins writings confronted virtually all of our major imaginative writers, from Ralph Waldo

loyal and powerful

Updike is Adam Begley’s masterful

manipulative Zena—a woman who

In The End Is Near and It’s Going to Be Awesome

One late spring evening in 2010

Cokie Roberts chronicles these women's increasing independence

Hynek made a shocking pronouncement: UFOs are real

and giant robots navigate the same waters as steam-powered ships

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In June 2015

In Midland

and never again fear being the person in the room who just isn’t smart enough