Nate Eckman

A writer of ten novels in French, Holy Lands is the first novel by Amanda Sthers to appear in English, translated by herself.

Julio Gosdinksi runs a stable of sixty­six horses, “all jumpers.”

One woman discovers that her childhood crush has grown up into someone she doesn’t recognize.

Andrea Nguyen is back to say that cooking Vietnamese is doable any day of the week. What we eat and how we do it binds humanity across geography and culture, according to Chris Ying.

Enriqueta Marti was a real-life monster who roamed the streets of 20th Century Barcelona  collecting bones and kidnapping children. Except, of course, she wasn’t.

Re-admission rates not only lower quality of life but they are expensive.

From the highly unpopular popular film category idea to the hosting debacle to the Academy's latest decision to relegate the presentation of four awards to commercial breaks, the…

Would Christian Bale be nominated for his portrayal of Dick Cheney without help from prosthetics? Will 3D printed crowns beat out bejeweled crowns?

What's the holiday season without trees, lights, twinkles, and seasonal charm as far as the eye can see?