Fiction

We read Chekhov’s work to inhabit a state of clear-eyed compassion.

Marriage, for George Eliot, was a school in virtue.

Anne Enright's new book explores the tumultuous nature of family relationships, abandonment, and sexuality.

The characters populating the novels of Mary Beth Keane pursue various American dreams in the face of unpleasant American realities.

David James Duncan’s newest novel, more than twenty years in the making, explores the lives of four characters in a unique ‘Eastern Western’ style.

“So, the reason I love her so much, Billie, is that she knows, she knows everything, she knows about love, and she knows about hate, and she sees everything.”