Between the Acts
Katie Kitamura closes her trilogy with a novel about theater
Institutional Knowledge
A revolutionary feminist’s portrayal of life with mental illness
The Sky’s Gone Out
Peter Hujar’s everlasting portraits of writers, artists, and mortal remains
THE R. CRUMB STORY
What on earth happened to this family?
Expatriate Games
A svelte novel about a couple’s escapist life in Berlin
Attacking Activists
“We work in the heat and cold to put food on the table this country, but they call us criminals,” said one worker. “We need to lift up our voice.”
The “Crisis” of Male Adolescence Is Nothing New
Boys don’t need special treatment—it’s entitlement that’s getting them into trouble.
Gaza Is the Front Line in the Fight for Press Freedom
It is no longer enough for international newsrooms to issue statements of support or post solemn tributes when a Palestinian journalist is killed—if they even do that. The targeting of…