Books

Writer Gary Shteyngart Was Almost a Bavarian Porn Star: Watch

By Belinda Luscombe

J.K. Rowling Says Hermione Should Have Ended Up With Harry Potter, Not Ron

By Samantha Grossman

Why the Tiger Mom's New Book Makes You Nervous

By Vivia Chen

An Army Wife Mourns the Day Her Husband Dreamed His Death

By Artis Henderson

Stop Trying to Make Your Kid Happy (and Other Radical Insights)

Finally, a parenting book that’s not all about kids: Jennifer Senior discusses ‘All Joy and No Fun'

By Randye Hoder January 28, 2014

The 'Tiger Mom' Superiority Complex

A new book from the "Tiger Mom" seeks to explain why some groups succeed in America and some fail. But when does cultural pride cross over into racism?

By TIME Staff January 23, 2014

The Man Who Loved Music Too Much

Richard Powers' story of a composer who dabbles in DNA

By Lev Grossman January 16, 2014

Ishmael Beah's New Battles

Former boy soldier Ishmael Beah takes on new battles

By Belinda Luscombe January 9, 2014

Actually, Your Cat Thinks You Are a Giant Cat

Consider yourself a kitten's mommy? You're actually more like its freakishly large roommate

By Kyle Chayka January 7, 2014

Donna Tartt's New Novel of Art and Graft

By Lev Grossman November 4, 2013

Jhumpa Lahiri's Lowland: A Novel of Time and Loss

The Pulitzer Prize-winner returns with a work of tremendous power

By Lev Grossman September 30, 2013

Hello, Sweet Prince

Hamlet is reborn as a Choose Your Own Adventure

By Lev Grossman August 8, 2013

Catching the Catcher

Writing a novel about the author of a brilliant, iconic, Salingeresque novel puts one in the awkward position of having to present the bits of novel-within-a-novel that appear in the novel-about-a-novelist as themselves brilliant, iconic...

By Lev Grossman August 5, 2013

Dope Opera

From Colombia, a tale of crashing planes and buried secrets

By Lev Grossman August 5, 2013

10 Questions With Maya Angelou

“I’ll probably be writing when the Lord says, “Maya, Maya Angelou, it’s time,” Angelou told TIME in 2013

By Belinda Luscombe April 8, 2013

The Americans List: A Salute to Robert Frank

The photographic community acknowledges its debt to the influence of Robert Frank's Americans work in a new book by Jason Eskenazi.

By Phil Bicker October 4, 2012

J.K. Rowling’s The Casual Vacancy: We’ve Read It, Here’s What We Think

It’s not really possible to open The Casual Vacancy without a lot of expectations both high and low crashing around in your brain and distorting your vision. There’s no point pretending they’re not there. I...

By Lev Grossman September 27, 2012

The Lady Vanishes

A smart, funny-sad fable about a family of geniuses

By Lev Grossman August 27, 2012

My So-Called Wife

A crackling thriller about marriage in a house of mirrors

By Lev Grossman July 11, 2012

'Passengers' Wins the Fifth International Fotobook Festival Dummy Awards

The Le Bal photography museum in Paris hosted the Fifth International Fotobook Festival from April 20 – 22. Here we present selections from the top three winners for the festival's Dummy Award.

By Jeffrey Ladd April 23, 2012

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