In a neat reversal of the Reynard myth, the students at a school that molds young...

Filled with unsettling images and language, Alois Hotchnig’s newly translated collection is an uncomfortable journey, but...

Clive Barker has lent his eyes and hands to virtually every medium, from page to the...

Borne on the crest of the wind, I hear already the lamentation of women. Women whose...

The pieces in this collection are tight knots or loose koans—sweet little puzzles. Told with the...

Sherlock Holmes as a strict Victorian period piece is over and done with, but the character...

Beattie, like in so much of her earlier work, leaves a lot to the imagination. Between...

The Bigness of the World, Ostlund's first collection of short stories, was good enough for the...

Things are never fine just they way they are in Annie Proulx’s new collection of Wyoming...

Rare in our time, the writing in THE CAPE MAY STORIES is superb, even magical in...