Bernd Brunner’s ‘Bears’ emerges from the wild
Bernd Brunner introduces an exclusive video trailer for his book Bears: A Brief History.
Bernd Brunner introduces an exclusive video trailer for his book Bears: A Brief History.
The moon has long held a special significance for the people of Earth and throughout our cultural history…
Bernd Brunner introduces his book Inventing the Christmas Tree from Berlin.
Few men have had a bigger influence over their field than Sir Anthony Caro. This is a fascinating…
Novelist, satirist, poet, photographer, painter, alchemist and hellraiser – August Strindberg was all these, and yet he is…
Following the widespread press coverage of his latest book, Nicholas Roe, author of John Keats: A New Life, spoke…
Joshua M. Glasser, author of The Eighteen-Day Running Mate: McGovern, Eagleton, and a Campaign in Crisis discusses the doomed presidential campaign…
It’s only a few days until the London 2012 Olympic Games kicks off, but where did it all…
Peter Cole’s brand new work of translation, The Poetry of Kabbalah, is the first every English-language collection of poems from the…
Published soon, The Woman Reader by Belinda Jack is the first book to address the controversies associated with…
In his new book The Event of Literature Terry Eagleton returns to the discipline to which he has devoted…
It’s only a few months until the London 2012 Olympic Games kicks off this summer, but where did…
A Visitor’s Guide to the Ancient Olympics transports the reader to the games of 388 B.C., providing a lively…
In the second part in our series of interviews with Marxist critic, literary theorist and philosopher Terry Eagleton, we…
Earlier this month we took a look at January’s Book of the Month, The Very Hungry City by Austin Troy, which…