In tracking pieces of great American literature from the 19th-21st century, we can identify an overwhelming sense of the loss of true purpose, disembodiment, and dislocation that is rather fitting ...

For several decades after the period in the '70s, there seems to be a lull in Canadian novels about American invasion. But then in 2010, there's this kind of resurgence. There's Faultline 49.

PEOPLE can exclusively share the cover of 'Erased,' a new book that examines the impact of the patriarchy on American society ...

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The Great American Read was an eight-part series with viewer participation to select America’s favorite novel, told through the prism of America’s 100 best-loved novels. It investigated ...

A FOREST OF TIGERS (373 pp.)—Robert Shaplen—Knopf ($3.95). It is a lot easier to be a political novelist than Secretary of State. Robert Shaplen, onetime correspondent in the Far East ...

a professor of African American and American literature at Bowdoin College, asks the reader to see him as he saw himself: a writer and student of American letters at a time when the literary ...