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book reviews
Gay Talese on the creepiest motel in America
The New Journalism pioneer shares an unsettling, uncertain 30-year-old secret in ’The Voyeur’s Motel’
A too-gossipy book about fashion photographers
Michael Gross’s new book on fashion photographers misses an opportunity
The shifting spectrum of gender and identity
A new book asks: How fixed is gender really?
Why John Calvin is still relevant
A compelling argument as the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation approaches
The Internet matters less than we think
Virginia Heffernan on the magic and loss inherent in Internet culture
A Thatcherite’s obituary for the European Union
A cleverly Brexit-timed release from London School of Economics professor John R. Gillingham
Homegoing is a dazzling, million-dollar debut novel set in Ghana
Yaa Gyasi’s much-anticipated novel lives up to the hype
A veteran reporter on America’s ’forever war’
Former New Yorker staff writer Mark Danner on the prolonged War on Terror
The unseen history of ’white trash’
Nancy Isenberg examines the long history of class in America