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Lev Grossman
Recent Articles
Revisiting My First Novel,
Warp
, Let Me Make Peace With My Former Self
'Time gives you a wonderful, horrible clarity about your own work'
By Lev Grossman
September 23, 2016
Foer's Family Drama
In January 2012 there was a Flurry of articles on a new comedy in development at HBO called All Talk. The show was about a Jewish family in Washington, D.C., and the tone would be,...
By Lev Grossman
September 12, 2016
Jonathan Safran Foer's Family Drama
The author discusses 'Here I Am,' a geopolitical family saga—his first novel in 11 years
By Lev Grossman
August 23, 2016
The 50 Best Video Games of All Time
From arcade classics to recent console hits, these are the 50 greatest games ever
By Alex Fitzpatrick , John Patrick Pullen , Josh Raab , Lev Grossman , Lisa Eadicicco , Matt Peckham and Matt Vella
August 23, 2016
The Death of the Bookstore Was Greatly Exaggerated
For years bookstores have been the repository of, along with books, a lot of highly romantic feelings. They crop up in fictional settings rather more often than their retail peers; the list of examples is...
By Lev Grossman
June 30, 2016
Here’s How PewDiePie Reinvented Fame
How YouTube celebrity PewDiePie reinvented fame
By Lev Grossman
May 26, 2016
The Geniuses Who Tracked Down the Gene
The story of genetics has a long line of protagonists, but the most winning of them is the first: a shy, neurotic Augustinian friar named Gregor Mendel. Born in 1822, the son of two Silesian...
By Lev Grossman
May 19, 2016
The Writer Geoff Dyer Finds Trouble In Paradise
Geoff Dyer is often bored; in fact he's surpassingly eloquent on the subject of his own boredom. He's bored following the footsteps of Paul Gauguin in Polynesia. He's bored amid the splendors of Beijing's Forbidden...
By Lev Grossman
May 12, 2016
Don DeLillo Dances With Death in His New Novel
Zero K
follows a reclusive billionaire who aims to fight death
By Lev Grossman
May 5, 2016
The Fall of Theranos and the Future of Science In Silicon Valley
The situation exposed weaknesses that might indicate a systemic problem
By Lev Grossman
May 5, 2016
What Virtual Reality’s Past Reveals About its Future
The technology has a bad rap as simply a novelty
By Lev Grossman
April 7, 2016
Apple Vs. the FBI: Here's Who Really Lost
One of the more compelling institutional cage matches in the past few years, Apple vs. the FBI, ended in anticlimax March 28. The FBI had been asking for Apple's help in accessing data on an...
By Lev Grossman
March 31, 2016
iPhone Debate Ends in Stalemate
The fight is far from over, but here's where things stand
By Lev Grossman
March 29, 2016
Here's the Full Transcript of TIME’s Interview With Apple CEO Tim Cook
The chief executive of the world's most powerful tech company on your privacy, America's security, and his fight with the FBI
By Nancy Gibbs and Lev Grossman
March 17, 2016
Inside Apple's FBI Fight
In an exclusive interview with TIME, Cook discusses your privacy, America’s security, and what’s at stake in the battle over encryption
By Lev Grossman / Cupertino, Calif.
March 17, 2016
Satya Nadella Is Making Microsoft Cool. No, Seriously
2016 according to the CEO of the newly hot giant
By Lev Grossman
December 21, 2015
How J.J. Abrams Brought Back
Star Wars
Inside the making of
The Force Awakens
By Lev Grossman
December 3, 2015
John le Carré: A Most Elusive Man
Reviewing his new biography by Adam Sisman
By Lev Grossman
November 5, 2015
The World According to John Irving
Reviewing his new novel
Avenue of Mysteries
By Lev Grossman
November 5, 2015
Inside the Quest for Fusion, Clean Energy’s Holy Grail
Start-ups are behind the new push
By Lev Grossman
October 22, 2015
The Great Ad-Blocker Battle
Our attention is just a pawn in the great game of Silicon Valley
By Lev Grossman
October 8, 2015
R.L. Stine Finally Has a Movie After 400 Million Books Sold
The
Goosebumps
author opens up about a new adaptation
By Lev Grossman
October 8, 2015
Lives Come Undone in
The Clasp
A new novel from Sloane Crosley
By Lev Grossman
October 8, 2015
Another Book About Wizarding Boarding School
Rainbow Rowell’s
Carry On
Is Like
Harry Potter
Turned Inside-Out
By Lev Grossman
October 1, 2015
The Man Who Would Be Jobs
Michael Fassbender stars in a new biopic
By Lev Grossman
August 27, 2015
Kate Beaton on How to Make It as a Cartoonist
The author discusses princesses, ponies and writing her first children's book
By Lev Grossman and Diane Tsai
July 7, 2015
Harper Lee's Second Success
Her new novel, out July 14, is already a hit
By Lev Grossman
June 25, 2015
The Old Answer to Humanity’s Newest Problem: Data
Inside TIME’s Answers issue
By Lev Grossman
June 25, 2015
Video Games in the Age of Cell Phones
There’s a science to why you’re hooked, and these guys have cracked it.
By Lev Grossman
June 11, 2015
The Dreamer Team
The lives of Lewis Carroll, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis
By Lev Grossman
May 28, 2015
The Iron Man Challenge
An inside look at the Epic Struggle to build a robot that looks like us
By Lev Grossman
May 28, 2015
Good Tech Gone Bad in Hollywood
The threat of robots destroying humanity has a long history in movies. What’s new is that now it’s actually happening
By Lev Grossman
May 21, 2015
Review: Life After
Life After Life
Kate Atkinson’s grand design in
A God in Ruins
By Lev Grossman
May 7, 2015
The Dune Abides
Frank Herbert’s iconic work turns 50
By Lev Grossman
April 30, 2015
Review:
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Introduces the Cloud-Based Villain
Joss Whedon's super-sharp writing elevates the newest Marvel film beyond the pack
By Lev Grossman
April 29, 2015
Death by Drowning.
Erik Larson revisits the Lusitania disaster
By Lev Grossman
March 26, 2015
What
Becoming Steve Jobs
Gets Wrong
Dueling biographies fight over the story of Steve
By Lev Grossman
March 25, 2015
Review: Little Miss
Sunshine Girl
A spooky YouTube series migrates to print
By Lev Grossman
March 19, 2015
Review: The Sad Guys of
World Gone By
Dennis Lehane's hero is a melancholy mobster
By Lev Grossman
March 19, 2015
Review: The Angry Bird of
H Is for Hawk
A gorgeous memoir by a woman who trained a goshawk
By Lev Grossman
March 12, 2015
Review: Barry Strauss’s
The Death of Caesar
Revisiting his assassination
By Lev Grossman
March 5, 2015
Review:
The Buried Giant
Is an Arthurian Epic
It’s been 10 years since Kazuo Ishiguro’s last novel
By Lev Grossman
February 26, 2015
Unromantic Comedy
If you've read Nick Hornby--he wrote About a Boy and the iconic High Fidelity, among other novels--then you'll recognize his voice right away: affable, funny, light but with a signature wistfulness. It's back for the...
By Lev Grossman
February 26, 2015
Harper Lee's
Go Set a Watchman
Will Realign the Literary Universe
Expect Harper Lee's unexpected new book to forever change the way we read
To Kill a Mockingbird
By Lev Grossman
February 3, 2015
Review:
The Nuns of Sant’Ambrogio
: The Sexual Liberation of a False Saint
A mesmerizing story gets little narrative flair
By Lev Grossman
January 15, 2015
What Sony’s Hackers Know
In cyberwar, information is a weapon--and our culture is the battlefield
By Lev Grossman
December 22, 2014
#AskTIME Subscriber Q and A: Lev Grossman
Welcome to TIME Subscriber Q&A, with TIME writer Lev Grossman, who wrote this week's cover story about Mark Zuckerberg's bring Internet to the world. To read the full post, you need to be a subscriber....
By Lev Grossman
December 5, 2014
The Man Who Wired the World
Mark Zuckerberg’s crusade to put every single human being online
By Lev Grossman
December 4, 2014
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