Former editor Dean Poling reviews "Endgame" by Jeffrey Archer and "Separation of Church and Hate" by John Fugelsang.

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FROM crime, now, we turn to art. “Counter-Statement’,” by Kenneth Burke, published by Harcourt, Brace, is, in essence, an effort to reinstate the artist in his traditional place as arbiter and seer, ...

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A dozen years after his death, longtime Rincon Point resident Barnaby Conrad has published a new book. “Writers Like Us: My ...

The Common Core has now been around long enough that it’s all that many of the students we teach in college have known, and ...

The prolific novelist’s correspondence, collected for the first time, trace a life of literary brilliance, turbulent loves ...

From "Paranormal Activity" to "Get Out," "Halloween" and "The Purge," Blumhouse films have left their mark on American horror ...

Robert Krut grew up devouring books by Raymond Carver and the Beat Poets, heavily influenced by the short story writer’s sparse prose and the latters’ collective bent toward romantic fearlessness. To ...