Frankenstein, as Mary Shelley wrote it
The Frankenstein authorship debate really chaps my ass, but just in time for Halloween a new edition based on Mary’s notes may finally settle the matter.
The Frankenstein authorship debate really chaps my ass, but just in time for Halloween a new edition based on Mary’s notes may finally settle the matter.
Discovery of a pottery inscription that may be the oldest known Hebrew text could drastically alter our understanding of King David’s time.
William Wharton, author of Birdy, dies at 82. Not thinking of myself as a writer, he once said, gives me the freedom to be one.
Anne Landsman has published two books, The Devil’s Chimney and The Rowing Lesson (just out in paperback). Below she writes about the difficulty of embarking on a second — and now, a third — novel. A filmmaker friend of mine recently described the completion of one of her films, and her attempts to begin the next project, as something . . .
Omnivoracious pays homage to the literature of the states, based on order of joining the union and number of electoral votes.