Lev Grossman

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Review: In the Kingdom of Ice Brings Cold Comfort

Hampton Sides recounts a forgotten tragedy of American arctic exploration

By Lev Grossman

Nadine Gordimer

South Africa's Literary Conscience

By Lev Grossman

World War Zero: How Hackers Fight to Steal Your Secrets

The Internet is a battlefield, the prize is your information, and bugs are the weapons

By Lev Grossman

The Spy Who Ruled Summer

The legacy of le carré's breakthrough book

By Lev Grossman

‘Booking’ Your Summer Travel

You may not be getting away this summer, but these books can take you places

By Lev Grossman

How a Book Becomes the Book of the Summer

And the most likely contenders this season

By Lev Grossman

Here Are the 15 Best Books of 2014 (So Far)

A diverse set of standout titles from the top half of 2014 have made this a memorable year for books

By Lev Grossman

Behind the Scenes with John Green

The author of The Fault in Our Stars watches his book become a movie

By Lev Grossman

Maya Angelou

Legendary voice

By Lev Grossman

Maya Angelou: 1928-2014

Remembering a life of relentless creativity.

By Lev Grossman

The Surly Bonds of Birdmen

A new book documents the history of early U.S. aviation reveals bitter rivalries

By Lev Grossman

You Have the Right to Be Forgotten

A European court has upheld an increasingly precious principle

By Lev Grossman

Adventure Time's Moving Pictures

One of TV's most emotionally real shows is a cartoon

By Lev Grossman

The New Bot on the Beat is Watching, Always Watching

Knightscope K5 promises enhanced policing capabilities, courts controversy

By Lev Grossman

Flashboys, Unsafe at Any Speed

Michael Lewis applies his writing chops to the story of high-speed trading

By Lev Grossman

Inside Facebook's $2 Billion Virtual Reality Machine

How a 19-year-old hacker behind Oculus Rift set out to invent a gaming headset but ended up reviving a dead technology and building a global communications platform, worth $2 billion to Facebook in a surprise deal announced this week

By Lev Grossman

Be More Danish

A new book on being overwhelmed offers that advice and more to solve the problem of running out of time

By Lev Grossman

Rough Magic

One of the rules for a state-of-the-art young-adult novel these days is that it has to have a lot of rules. In Half Bad, the British writer Sally Green’s first novel, they go as follows:...

By Lev Grossman

B. J. Novak's Funny Pages

Ryan from The Office wrote a book. It's good!

By Lev Grossman

The Quantum Quest for a Revolutionary Computer

Quantum computing uses strange subatomic behavior to exponentially speed up processing. It could be a revolution, or it could be wishful thinking

By Lev Grossman
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