Anne Kingston

Jonathan Franzen’s hotly anticipated fifth novel tome, ’Purity,’ is a massive tome calculated to thrill his acolytes and incite his critics

The revelation that the site’s hack has led to unconfirmed suicides is an odd tidbit. Has moralizing infiltrated the investigation of the leak?

This week on Maclean’s podcast about books, in conversation with Louise Penny

This week on Maclean’s podcast about books, we interview Stephanie Clifford about Edith Wharton, and Dan Wells of Biblioasis

From diversity to on-site fact-checking, here are five reasons why the Green Party’s Elizabeth May deserves a spot at future debate podiums

Stephanie Clifford’s highly anticipated debut rides a wave of love for the timeless literary formula of Edith Wharton

Anne Kingston on the first big act of a 79-day national drama

He was one half of a pop-culture pair like Nick and Nora or Sonny and Cher—a couple who were as charming off the screen as they were on it

New York magazine’s bombshell of a cover shows it took 35 women (and counting) for Cosby’s rape allegations to be taken seriously

This week on Maclean’s podcast about books, we discuss Harper Lee’s latest and why we love books about food