What the New York Times critic sees as prudishness and Victorian repress...
Bestselling author and TV producer Michael Crich...
A new edition of Dracula, the extremely influential 1897 gothic novel written ...
Anti-communitarianism, the National Education Association, and wha...
A new book claims the author of the Dr. Seuss stories intended them to convey Christian id...
TAC correspondent Mike Gray discovers a very unusual, interesting, and enlightening book.&...
The Destroyer series of novels, featuring all-American hero Remo Williams, continues with ...
A strange, spiritually infused novel by a troubled Oregonian tech representative has hit t...
The acclaimed science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke was difficult to categorize. That's ...
The mid-century mystery and science-fiction master Fredric Brown deserves much greater rec...
"Dark" fiction can have highly positive values behind it, writes S. T. Karnick. ...
One of the greatest difficulties in the West's confrontation with Islam in the past decade...
Starting this evening at 9 EST and over the next four months, PBS will broadcast The Compl...
After the success of several tie-in novels featuring characters from the USA Network detec...
Edward D. Hoch's More Things Impossible: The Second Casebook of Dr. Sam Hawthorne (2006), ...
Edward D. Hoch is one of the very greatest living mystery writers.Of course, you've probab...
Novelist-journalist Norman Mailer has died at age 84, according to his literary executor. ...
Mystery writer Mickey Spillane, whose hugely successful crime novels disturbed critics and...
One of the most important presumably unintended consequences of the Sexual Revolution of t...
Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling has announced that Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of H...
Men read far fewer books than women today. That's a documented fact, and the gap is becomi...
If you think it's just a coincidence that all of the myriad of problems identified by the ...
As promised earlier today, here is my review of Alan Reynolds's book, Income and Wealth, w...
In his syndicated column, William F. Buckley pays tribute today to Alan Reynolds, the Cato...
I've seen a multitude of interpretations of the Harry Potter book series, and for me the m...
Normally I hate revisionism, but this looks like it just might work:Warner Bros. and Villa...
J. K. Rowling, author of the mega-bestselling Harry Potter books, is writing a detective n...
Our friend Mike Tooney called our attention to the following passage in William K. Everson...
Kathryn Lopez, editor of National Review Online, is one of the very best interviewers arou...
My fellow Golden Age of Detective Mysteries afficionado Mike Tooney has written an excelle...
My essay on the Austrian economist and philosopher Friedrich Hayek in the April 20 print e...
Science writer Ronald Bailey has put together a very informative and insightful review of ...
I stirred up some concerns among PKD fans with my Philip K. Dick article, which was cross-...
