Every week, the critics and editors at the The New York Times Book Review pick the most interesting and notable new releases, ...

In “Deep Breath,” by the Hungarian novelist Rita Halász, a woman flees her abusive husband in order to slowly regain her ...

Regina-raised Cassidy McFadzean is a past finalist for the CBC Poetry Prize and The Walrus Poetry Prize. Her previous works ...

Lovers of great books will take any excuse to drop back ... Into the summary-category comes “Literary Journeys,” a collection that maps “fictional travels across the world of literature.” ...

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ron Chernow chronicles the life of one of the nation's most beloved humorists and writers in “Mark Twain.” ...

As much as anything, “The Fine Art of Literary Fist-Fighting” is a book about academia, a version of it that’s nearly extinct. Multiple scenes take place in panels at academic conferences ...

Edwin Frank is somewhat of a legend. The editorial director of New York Review Books and founder of the New York Review Books Classics series, his discernment has helped shape highbrow literary ...

Offering a kaleidoscope of writing from the 15th century to the present, this book is a wonderful window into the concerns, thought, culture and philosophy that details Odia literary writing.

In literature, the brat spirit still courses through ... “Brat,” and “My First Book.” Barnet—at thirty-four, the oldest of the three—lives in Montreal and shares Smith and Levy ...

Academic literature refers to published information produced by researchers, scholars and experts within a particular field of study. It includes books, journal articles, conference proceedings and ...