Time Regained Publishing next month, the long-lost writings of Marcel Proust promise a window into the mind and work of the French writer
Bugsy Siegel, Thespian The notorious mobster behind the modernization of the Las Vegas Strip had a hidden ambition: to become a Hollywood star
King’s Gambit The author of the definitive account of the abdication crisis of 1936 reveals new details about Edward VIII, Wallis Simpson, and a covered-up assassination attempt
February 24, 2021
London Calling Roy Mehta’s Brent photographs reveal a rarely seen side of London and its diverse communities
First Contact He’s known as the nerdy genius whose Twitter feed moves markets and bridges bizarre factions of the left and right. But Elon Musk’s greatest skill is scoring talent
Chips for the Cashing The diaries of Chips Channon, to be published next week in their first unredacted edition, take delightful aim at British high society and the royal family
Kazuo Ishiguro The quintessential British writer recommends his favorite Westerns, from Charles Portis’s True Grit to Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian
March 3, 2021
Bless This Mess Adults and kids alike will appreciate the tips and tricks for Taking the Stress Out of Homework
March 3, 2021
Comedy of Errors Everything went wrong at once for Annabelle Gurwitch. An interview with the writer and actress is a lesson in meeting hardship with humor
March 3, 2021
Working Girls Even guests of New York’s women-only Barbizon, the revolutionary residential hotel once home to Sylvia Plath, found the sexist rules of their era hard to shake
Life with Lee Lee Friedlander’s images—ranging from portraits of jazz stars to shots of the American heartland—offer insight into the mind of the great photographer
In Love with Love Megan Nolan’s novel, Acts of Desperation, casts a fresh light on a timeless theme
March 10, 2021
