On this week’s podcast, Gilbert Cruz and Joumana Khatib discuss some of the books that have stayed with them most this year.

A wealthy merchant with a penchant for luxury, the Founder with a famous signature contributed more to the revolution than his critics allowed.

A fascinating and disturbing read about the tech industry from journalist Kara Swisher, who has interviewed virtually all the ...

The new memoir offers readers a refreshingly frank, unapologetic and introspective take on her unorthodox political career.

A version of this article appears in print on July 6, 2025, Page 22 of the Sunday Book Review with the headline: Cover Stories / The Trend You’re Seeing Everywhere.

A review in The New York Times chastised Buckley for being too young to have earned a conservative outlook on the world, but the attention helped catapult the book, and Buckley, to fame. God and Man ...

With debut novel, Seattle Times critic Moira Macdonald gets the treatment from Jamie Ford - and it’s quite the review ...

Jia Tolentino writes about the Gen Z sex recession and two new books, Louise Perry’s “A New Guide to Sex in the 21st Century” and Carter Sherman’s “The Second Coming: Sex and the Next ...

Gram’s book is critical of the hubris and techno-optimism that have led design thinking astray, but it is also hopeful, imagining how the discipline might eventually live up to its stated ideals.

As summer revs up, here are three cool new novels, and a work of history that's wilder than fiction! Lucas Schaefer's debut ...

If you were a character in the new book “One Yellow Eye” by Leigh Radford, though, you might never be the same again.

Last year marked the 70th anniversary of the first Godzilla, and Toho has spent much of that 70th year going all-in to ...