James Camp
Good TV, Terrible Bosses: Brett Martin Examines the Boob Tube Manly Men of Breaking Bad, The Sopranos and The Wire
It’s a Small World, After All: Colum McCann’s Cosmic Novels Have a Tight Connection
Raindrops Keep Falling on Their Heads: Will Self’s Modernist Experiment, Umbrella
Cartoon Blues: The Life of The New Yorker’s Favorite Depressive Is Drawn Out in New Bio
Gone Underground: In a New Memoir, Salman Rushdie Looks Back at His Fatwa
Road to Nowhere: John Lanchester’s Big Novel of the Financial Crisis Focuses on a Single Street in London
True North: Horrible Things Happen in Richard Ford’s Impressive Seventh Novel
Getting It, Together: Bill Clegg’s Memoir Commemorates 12-step Meetings
All, Alone: Eric Klinenberg Examines the Rise in Single Living in Going Solo
