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Yuval Noah Harari also argues a Trump impeachment would be a ’disaster’—convincing a big chunk of the U.S. population to lose faith in the system

Shteyngart: ’All our elites suck! From the bankers to the software people to the politicians, obviously. It’s the greediest, most selfish group in the history of this country.’

Michael D’Antonio and Peter Eisner argue Pence yearns for ’a vision of a white-washed past’—and has ’methodically pursued’ the presidency

Canadian author Esi Edugyan: ’We have to be on guard against darker things. To not discuss them is to open up the potential for a blind spot or forgetting.’

Pretending the world isn’t bleak feeds the mania for unreal hope that exists within American culture, argues Chris Hedges

’Everything feels like a surprise when you’re lost.’ DeWitt on the twists and turns his novels take as he puts pen to paper.

In his latest novel, the award-winning Hage revisits his birthplace in the midst of conflict

Toews’s fictional account of Mennonite women’s response to a four-year rampage of sexual assault in a remote colony in Bolivia may be her finest work yet

The author notes that the culture of pill-taking often takes hold in early life, when kids are prescribed drugs such as Adderall or Ritalin for ADHD

Two novels by the Canadian author are set to get the deluxe film treatment—including a Netflix movie by Charlie Kaufman