Tag Archives: eds-pick

Albanian author Ismail Kadare's latest novel translated into English adds to a body of work that may earn him a Nobel Prize.

A magician should never reveal his tricks, they say. Well, this one does, and the stories he's conjured up are all the better for it.

It took the famed ex-Smashing Pumpkins guitarist 14 years to record his second solo album. Was it worth the wait?

9/11 is a day that is so significant, so life altering even for those who were not even born at the time, and it is necessary and compelling to recognize the day in meaningful ways.

Stephen Kalinich and Jon Tiven offer a double-disc debut that’s rockin’, cerebral, and wickedly funny.

Treasure of New York City Parks is an enjoyable and informative history of New York's five major parks.

One of last season's Super Bowl game participants should make a repeat appearance in February. The other? Not so much.

In a game that is a metaphor for war and is played for keeps, how do we stop a culture of violence, no matter how regulated we may want it to be?

Enjoy the Company has some enjoyable tracks to be sure, but it is largely a bump in the road for The Whigs.

Why not get Biden and Ryan to go two or three rounds in the ring?