Book Chase

That the reliability of articles and statistics found on Wikipedia are a bit questionable will be our starting point, the "given...

Junot Díaz’s This Is How You Lose Her , a nine-story collection, is the author’s follow-up to his 2008 Pulitzer-winning...

Although he is already a prize-winning short story writer (a 2008 Flannery O’Connor Award for short fiction and a sto...

I've been dipping every so often into the new Oxford Book of American Short Stories (second edition) ever since I got my hands on an e...

Ian McEwan’s Sweet Tooth is one of those deceiving novels in which, for page after page, nothing much seems to be happening u...

I've long dreamed of living in some university town where I would be within walking distance of a school that encouraged people like me ...