Down the Nightmare Alley: A noirish dance of shadow and light
Edward Lucas White, “Lukundoo”
Forthcoming from Library of America: Winter–Spring 2018
Indignation: Roth, repression, and rebellion in the early Fifties
Stephen Crane, “Four Men in a Cave”
A. Scott Berg: World War I and the end of American isolationism
Julie Buntin: Liberated by Lorrie Moore’s Who Will Run the Frog Hospital?
William T. Hornaday, “The Bird Tragedy of Laysan Island”
Unforgettable lonely boy James Dean carries East of Eden on his narrow shoulders
Henry James, “Miss Gunton of Poughkeepsie”
Documentary project locates Walt Whitman’s “multitudes” in today’s Deep South
A. Scott Berg: How World War I and America tells the earth-shattering story of an “unnecessary” war
Ellen N. La Motte, “Alone”
When it’s okay to stray from the source: No Way Out resets The Big Clock
Watch: Alec Baldwin reads Philip Roth’s The Plot Against America
2017 Whiting Awards support emerging writers—and match them with Library of America authors
