Spotlight: 'The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution' by Bernard Bailyn
Read the jury report for an epochal work of Revolutionary history.
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Poetry Spotlight: 'A Jelly-Fish' and 'The Fish' by Marianne Moore
In honor of Women's History Month, read selections by the 1952 Poetry winner, who combined idiosyncratic influences with a modern voice.
Spotlight: "'Round Midnight"
Explore the quintessential song by posthumous 2006 Special Citation recipient Thelonious Monk.
'My Brilliant Friends': The Correspondence of John Berryman
A collection offers new insights into the 1965 Poetry winner's life and career.
'The Most Important Single Intellectual Event of the Last Few Years': Norman Mailer and 'Town Bloody Hall'
Reissued by the Criterion Collection this week, Chris Hegedus and D. A. Pennebaker's 'Town Bloody Hall' captures an important moment in the history of second-wave feminism — and recalcitrant opposition from two-time Pulitzer winner Norman Mailer.
