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Her surreal and subversive novel The Vegetarian has inspired generations of writers.
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Read moreHis party shots captured Manhattan’s rich and powerful, from Oprah to Mapplethorpe.
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Read more“I looked different, I dressed different,” she said in her first interview on fashion.
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Read moreMichelle Williams’ narration of Britney Spears’ memoir has proved explosively popular.
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Read moreBook club: Everything we thought about Zadie Smith’s highly anticipated historical novel ‘The Fraud’
We discuss sensationalism, the malleability of truth, and the currentness of her fiction.
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The mischief and mayhem of her life are on display, and no one emerges spotless.
Jenny Cooper and Chris Raateland’s garden is a lesson in naturalistic-style planting.
She works on several novels at once, holding entire, vibrant worlds distinct in her mind.
For the people who read for a living, the year has seen a pile of standouts.
A runway collection is, after all, about storytelling.
Start to mend your broken heart with help from a trusted friend: A good book.
Some of the most notable, enthralling, talked-about reads, released and forthcoming.
Gabrielle Zevin didn’t expect a wide audience for ‘Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow’.
In 'Yellowface', R.F. Kuang tackles issues like cultural appropriation and representation.
For the British author, success was a Goldilocks affair — not too early, not too late.
Decades after she discussed translating her work to film, the Blume-aissance is upon us.
The 'Cursed Bread' author recommends a study in "delicious literary revenge", and more.
Three of Viva's resident bibliophiles sat down to read the ecological thriller.
First she examined our obsession with productivity. Now she’s turned to time.
A seminal piece of photographic history has been reprinted.