We
Yevgeny Zamyatin's "We" arrives with a peculiar reputation: the dystopia that begat the dystopias, the book Orwell read in French…
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The Machine Stops
It is hard to read "The Machine Stops" today without doing a double-take at the publication date. E.M. Forster wrote this novella in…
The Iron Heel
Jack London's "The Iron Heel" is the kind of novel you find yourself recommending with a long list of caveats. Published in 1908, it…
The Ministry of Utmost Happiness
The Ministry of Utmost Happiness is Arundhati Roy's first novel since The God of Small Things won the Booker in 1997, and during those two…
Beatrice and Virgil
When a writer wins the Booker Prize and sells millions of copies, the follow-up is rarely judged on its own terms. Beatrice and Virgil arrived in…
Thirteen Moons
Charles Frazier's second novel arrived nearly a decade after Cold Mountain swept the National Book Award and sold by the truckload, and it…
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
Oskar Schell is nine years old, fiercely intelligent, anxious, grieving, and almost unbearably alive on the page. His father died in the World…
The Autograph Man
White Teeth made Zadie Smith, at twenty-five, the most talked-about debut novelist of her generation, and The Autograph Man was always going to be…
The Little Friend
A decade after The Secret History announced one of the most distinctive voices in American fiction, Donna Tartt returned with a novel that arrived…
Something Happened
There is a particular kind of dread that has nothing to do with catastrophe. It is the dread of the closed office door, the corridor of identical…
Codename Villanelle
Published in 2017 as a compilation of four serial e-book novellas originally released between 2014 and 2016, Codename Villanelle arrived with…
The Remains of the Day
There is a particular kind of sadness that only the English seem able to produce in fiction, the kind that arrives politely, takes its hat off at…
