Longtime Los Angeles Times book critic Richard Rayner is moving his column to the scrappier (and, for now, online-only) Los Angeles Review of Books.
The American Scholar publishes ‘The New Generation,’ a previously un-translated story by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
“The concept is pretty simple,” says the creator of a forthcoming anthology of comics inspired by The Smiths: “What’s the story that plays in your head when you listen to your favorite Smiths song?”
With Atavist, Byliner, and other long-form publishing platforms coming into vogue, the Los Angeles Times wonders, “is long-form nonfiction making a comeback?”
What should Martin Amis do in Brooklyn? Slate has some suggestions.
