Former Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens reiterates his doubts about Shakespeare’s identity.
REVIEW | An American academic travels to Auschwitz to confront the Holocaust — and his past.
Tribute at the Folger Library on April 7 will bring together writers and the Irish Ambassador
The fabled outlaw was shot to death 132 years ago today.
“We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves” explores chimp-human relations
The novel features the Hungarian Gold Train that carried a trove of stolen goods worth millions of dollars.
The promise of no more false hope from critics.
Folger Library to throw free birthday bash for the Bard on April 6.
California writer Nenia Campbell has reviewed more than 1,500 books in the last 12 months.
Washington Post book reviewer — and pornography expert — Carolyn See recalls when ‘the government went nuts.’
The Washington native is honored once again for “A Constellation of Vital Phenomena.“
BOOK REVIEW | Who killed a cross-dressing young woman in San Francisco in 1876?
New commemorative coin is best for people who invest in good books.
Art projects guaranteed to help you Portland-actualize.
Event on March 27 will raise money for writing programs for D.C. kids.
Critics who scoff at Christian fiction probably haven’t read it lately.
Group to hold its second public meeting on March 21 at GW.
Gary Schanbacher’s “Crossing Purgatory” wins Spur Award.
California poet Amy Glynn has won the 2014 Spur Award for poetry.