Joseph Epstein’s Brief for the Novel by Gary Saul Morson Review of 'The Novel, Who Needs It?' by Joseph Epstein
Why College Kids Are Avoiding the Study of Literature by Gary Saul Morson Students wisely reject the humanities when they’re taught badly. There’s a better way.
The Pevearsion of Russian Literature by Gary Saul Morson Distressing but popular new translations of Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and others threaten to dishearten and distance new generations of readers from…
Tangled Loyalties by Joshua Rubenstein; The Bones of Berdichev by John and Carol Garrard by Gary Saul Morson “This wolfhound century has hurled itself upon my shoulders, but I have no wolfish blood running in my veins.”
Bitter Carnival, by Michael Andre Bernstein by Gary Saul Morson Intellectuals often exhibit a fatal attraction for everything that intellectuality would seem to exclude.
How to Read Crime and Punishment by Gary Saul Morson Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment (1866) is above all a novel of ideas, and in its pages one reads about…
