Elena Ferrante admits she has sometimes resented Gustave Flaubert as a misogynist, yet Elif Shafak's new novel turns that ambivalence into its creative engine. Her 600-page book reimagines Flaubert's Ferrante's Doubts About Flaubert Shape Shafak's Ventriloquist NovelRead more
Sociologist Lisa Wade Examines How Tulane Students Handled COVID-19
Lisa Wade, an associate professor of sociology at Tulane University and author of "American Hookup," has announced her new book, "Exposed: A College in Crisis Puts Science to the Test," released on Sociologist Lisa Wade Examines How Tulane Students Handled COVID-19Read more
Prime Video's Terrell & T.O. Documentary Tracks Owens' Career and Reinvention
Prime Video has released the official trailer for Terrell & T.O., a feature-length documentary about Terrell Owens, the polarizing wide receiver whose career reshaped how the position and its Prime Video's Terrell & T.O. Documentary Tracks Owens' Career and ReinventionRead more
Tedeschi Trucks Band Sets Ten-Night March Run at Manhattan's Beacon
The Tedeschi Trucks Band will return to New York City's Beacon Theater next year for a ten-night residency, beginning March 16. The run continues through March and into early April, with a presale Tedeschi Trucks Band Sets Ten-Night March Run at Manhattan's BeaconRead more
Bloomsburg Librarian's First Novel Sells Out Fair Stock in Six Days
After more than two decades of writing short stories, poems, scholarly articles and nonfiction, Andruss Library librarian Kathryn Yelinek has published her first novel. "Magic is the Mask," a fantasy Bloomsburg Librarian's First Novel Sells Out Fair Stock in Six DaysRead more
Jeong You-jeong's Bonobo Trades Thriller Chills for a Tale of Empathy
Korean novelist Jeong You-jeong, long known as a writer of psychological thrillers, is now introducing English-language readers to a different side of her work. Her 2019 novel "Bonobo," translated by Jeong You-jeong's Bonobo Trades Thriller Chills for a Tale of EmpathyRead more