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Biden's Border Crisis Balloons With Most August Apprehensions Ever Recorded

Body Positivity Book Plus-Size In Paris Is Really A Myth About Health

Tristan Justice July 13, 2023

Stephen King’s Fiction Is Just Clumsy Left-Wing Moralism Now

Paul Rowan Brian May 2, 2023

Biography Chronicles America’s Greatest And Most Volatile Crime Writer

Ron Capshaw April 28, 2023

‘You Must Remember This’ Is A Mystery Novel You Won’t Forget

Clay Waters February 10, 2023

The Critical Drinker Does Zombies Right In His New Novel ‘Dark Harvest’

Auguste Meyrat January 6, 2023

Novelist Ian McEwan Explores The ‘Lessons’ Of Modern Morality

Clay Waters December 16, 2022

Novel ‘Sea Of Tranquility’ Explores The Humane Aspects Of Time Travel

Clay Waters August 12, 2022

‘Where The Crawdads Sing’ Explores Individual Liberty As A Tool Of Survival

Michael Bedar July 13, 2022

A Great Science Fiction Writer Underwhelms With Climate Change Thriller

Auguste Meyrat June 17, 2022

A Novel About Plagues Offers Lessons In Humanity

Clay Waters May 13, 2022

The Federalist’s Notable Books Of 2021

Mark Hemingway December 17, 2021

Celebrated Novelist Tackles Faith And Family, With Thought-Provoking Results

Paul Rowan Brian October 22, 2021

Mythology And Murdered Maidens Can’t Save This Disappointing Thriller

Clay Waters October 8, 2021

Quentin Tarantino’s Deeply Personal Examination Of Hollywood Legends Is Now A Book

Barry Lenser September 7, 2021

‘The Invention of Sound’ Aims To Make You Scream

Tony Daniel January 8, 2021

How Ray Bradbury Became The Master Of Halloween Tales

Lauren Weiner October 30, 2020

What Ray Bradbury Can Teach Us About How To Cultivate Creativity

Nathan Stone August 29, 2020

Author Lionel Shriver On Wokeness In Fiction Writing And The Religion Of Fitness

The Federalist Staff August 3, 2020

10 Great Summer Reads To Take To The Pool, Beach, And Porch Swing

Joy Pullmann June 17, 2020

In ‘The End Of October,’ A Coronavirus Thriller Hits Too Close To Home

Clay Waters June 12, 2020

In ‘If It Bleeds’ Novella Collection, Stephen King Goes Soft

Paul Rowan Brian May 22, 2020

‘The Testaments’ Further Explores Margaret Atwood’s Feminist Dystopia

Clay Waters May 1, 2020

In ‘Blue Moon,’ Jack Reacher Is Back

Clay Waters December 27, 2019

Boy Whisperer Michael Gurian’s First Novel Delves Into The Roots Of Male Trauma

Ashley Bateman November 27, 2019

Leigh Bardugo’s Fantasy Novel Set In The Ivy League Is Exactly What You’d Expect

Michael Weingrad November 22, 2019

How Jane Austen Pulled Off A Feat Of Genius In ‘Northanger Abbey’

Bre Payton October 9, 2018

Reconsidering The Astonishing Literary Legacy Of James Michener

Tony Daniel August 24, 2018

The Latest Political Thriller From Brad Thor Doesn’t Disappoint

Tony Daniel August 3, 2018

America’s Best Satirical Novelist Embraces Historical Fiction With Hilarious Results

Hannah Niemeier June 29, 2018

How Tom Wolfe Reinvented Journalism And The Great American Novel

Tony Daniel May 16, 2018

‘The Hellfire Club’ Burns Up Readers’ Patience

Tony Daniel April 30, 2018

A Master Of Historical Fiction Takes On Shakespeare

Tony Daniel March 16, 2018

Pulitzer Prize-Winner Claims ‘Super-White’ Children’s Books Ruined His Youth

Tony Daniel February 1, 2018

How Never-Satisfied Social Justice Mobs Are Ruining YA Book Publishing

Jon Del Arroz October 25, 2017

John Le Carré’s Latest Depicts A Spy Who Should Have Stayed In The Cold

Paul Rowan Brian September 15, 2017

Reading Jules Verne This Summer Could Introduce Children To Endless Worlds Of Adventure

Jamie Gass July 6, 2017