Alice Gregory
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Alice Gregory is a Brooklyn-based freelancer. She’s written for a variety of publications including New York, NPR, Details, and The New York Observer.
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Mark Leyner, The Sugar Frosted…
The book is an epic, a supernatural oral tradition infinitely revised. Fo… more »
Michael Ian Black,…
Full of inventive insults, but undoubtedly a tribute In his new memoir, Y… more »
Interview: Michael Ian Black
In his new book, cult comedy hero and prolific tweeter Michael Ian Black … more »
Lionel Shriver, We Need to Tal…
Plotted like a thriller with a complexity that matches the very best psyc… more »
Eric Weiner, Man Seeks God: My…
Sometimes a stomachache is just a stomachache. But when Eric Weiner's was… more »
Helen DeWitt, Lightning Rods…
Should be required for anyone who has ever worked in an office After year… more »
Diane Keaton, Then Again…
Intimate and utterly all-consuming In the three decades since Diane Keato… more »
Chad Harbach, The Art of Field…
A campus novel that spends more time in the locker room than the library … more »
Justin Torres, We the Animals…
A debut novel that's packed full of life There's just so much life packed… more »
Monica Ali, Untold Story…
A timely page-turner that conjures a hypothetical life for Lady Di Perhap… more »
Neil Gaiman, American Gods…
A theatrical recording of one of Gaiman's best works If you still haven't… more »
Haley Tanner, Vaclav and Lena…
A debut that expresses just how much of ourselves we owe to others Haley … more »
Tea Obreht, The Tiger’s …
A masterful spinning of disparate narratives In Tea Obreht's The Tige… more »
Ben Greenman
Big year for Ben Greenman! He's had two short story collections come out … more »
George W. Bush, Decision Point…
Love him or hate him, the 43rd President's memoir is a fascinating re… more »
George W. Bush, Decision Point…
Love him or hate him, the 43rd President's memoir is a fascinating re… more »
Bill Bryson, At Home
Bill Bryson quells and affirms your most dilettantish tendencies In his l… more »
David Mitchell, The Thousand A…
A romantic novel that swells with specificity and strangeness Postmodern,… more »
Putting the "Fun" in…
With late spring come showers, flowers and lots of opportunities for fami… more »
Jennifer Egan, A Visit from th…
With technical dexterity and tender humor, Egan captures the fade-in/fade… more »
Jonathan Alter, The Promise…
In The Promise: President Obama, Year One, Jonathan Alter, senior editor … more »
Jane Smiley, Private Life…
Bill Bryson quells and affirms your most dilettantish tendencies In his l… more »
Anne Lamott, Imperfect Birds…
Once a tennis star, now a teen in trouble, Rosie may feel all grown up, b… more »
Garrison Keillor, Lake Wobegon…
Dispatches from where all the women are strong, all the men are good-look… more »
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By Jess Sauer, eMusic Contributor
The idea that diverse languages are a form of divine punishment, serving only to separate us, is a popular one in numerous mythologies and religious traditions. In Genesis, humanity is unified by a common tongue… more »
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