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Tamas Dobozy is a veteran short story writer who has just released his latest collection, Siege 13, which won the prestigious 2012 Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize.
A recap of the most popular of our 50 March posts.
A recurring feature by Becky Meloan showcasing recently released books that book clubs may find interesting.
The crux of the concern over Amazon's expansion is its meaning for the future of artistic expression.
The online mega-store links up with readers' most prominent social networking site.
The escape from oppression into a vast diaspora is a theme that has preoccupied Jewish writers from Exodus to modern times: here are a few titles that treat this subject with refreshing originality.
We interviewed M.G. Vassanji, whose works have won critical claim across the world. The Magic of Saida is the latest of his seven novels.
Stephen Colbert interviews the author of The Is How You Lose Her and The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao.
