New Orleans’s Legacy of Death and Rebirth Helped Shaped Anne Rice’s Imagination
The Big Easy celebrates the 50th anniversary of ‘Interview With the Vampire,’ the first novel by Anne Rice, whose hometown served as her greatest muse.
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New Orleans’s Legacy of Death and Rebirth Helped Shaped Anne Rice’s Imagination
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Book Review: ‘The Creativity Con,’ by Thomas Frank
In a new book, the culture critic Thomas Frank skewers pundits who promote novelty and ingenuity as a solution to our ills at the expense of working people.
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Book Review: ‘The Creativity Con,’ by Thomas Frank
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Peter May Has Died. The Scottish Noir Author Turned Rejections Into Best-Sellers.
He made his name with “The Blackhouse,” a mystery set in the Outer Hebrides that was turned down by publishers before fueling a bidding war. He was 74.
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Peter May Has Died. The Scottish Noir Author Turned Rejections Into Best-Sellers.
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The Perfect Books for Classic Horror Movie Fans
The author Nick Medina recommends novels that capture the vibes of beloved scary movies like “The Thing,” “Scream” and more.
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The Perfect Books for Classic Horror Movie Fans
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Book Review: ‘All in Your Head,’ by Fredrik deBoer
In a new book, Fredrik deBoer argues that deinstitutionalization, the anti-psychiatry movement and Gen Z’s romanticization have done more harm than good.
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Book Review: ‘All in Your Head,’ by Fredrik deBoer