Douglas Stuart's “John of John” delivers a quietly devastating portrait of a father and son who struggle to tell their…
Read More



Douglas Stuart's “John of John” delivers a quietly devastating portrait of a father and son who struggle to tell their…
Read More

Broadway is getting ready to resurrect another pop icon when Purple Rain opens at the Majestic Theatre next March. Based…
Read More

Ray Carney returns for one last job in 'Cool Machine,' Colson Whitehead's gritty, funny finale to the Harlem Trilogy.
Read More

Ann Patchett's 'Whistler' promises a complex reunion and settles for a horse that means everything and two people who mean…
Read More

Roshan Sethi's "The Simp" offers sharp Hollywood satire and perceptive social commentary, though its story never fully delivers.
Read More

We’re bringing this reading list back to the top because there’s still plenty of time to discover your next great…
Read More

Max Hovey's "No Fats, No Fems" challenges queer communities to examine the prejudice within. A candid, thought-provoking debut worth reading.
Read More

My Bad: A Personal History of the Queer Nineties and Beyond by Hugh Ryan is a reckoning with the reality…
Read More

Julián Delgado Lopera's Spanglish novel follows a travesti father and his teenage daughter through grief, curses, and chosen family in…
Read More

Jesmyn Ward's debut essay collection is luminous and at times repetitive, but essential reading on Black Southern life.
Read More