Depending on your preferred review source, Sally Rooney is ‘the first great millennial novelist’ or even ‘the first great millennial author,’ full stop.

David Lynch’s genius began with drawings and has constantly returned to the canvas. ‘Somone Is In My House’ offers a generous selection of his visual art.

The Walker’s new collection exhibit is designed to demonstrate that modern artists didn’t simply reject the subjects that occupied their predecessors.

Juliet Escoria, a veteran of the alt lit movement, has a new novel that tumbles through a troubled teenage life to kaleidoscopic effect.

In “Women Talking,” author Miriam Toews peers into the void faced by a community of women who learn they’ve been drugged and abused for years.

With the publication of Cara Robertson’s Lizzie Borden book, America at last has a confident and reasonably concise account of this infamous case.

Tumblr’s new community guidelines are here, and you bet your sweet bippy we’re in violation! Here are all the DIRTY PICS.

It’s only fitting that Harry Potter board games continue to pile up on the rec room closet. Jay tested a couple of new offerings from Pressman.

Mark O’Connell’s new book takes an affectionate, nostalgic look back at the first blockbuster decade, from “Jaws” to “The Goonies.”