How C.S. Lewis’s Writings Grew ‘From Airmen to Aslan’
Bruce Johnson recounts how the RAF influenced the acclaimed author of the Narnia series and other important works.
11-12-2026
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Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Nov. 13–19
This week, we feature the fictional journey of a cavalryman who needs to make a special delivery from India to Athens and a cozy picture book on family ...
11-12-2026
Paranoia, Betrayals, Defections Culminate in This True Cold War Story
Robert Kerbaj’s ‘The Defector’ describes how an unconventional defection altered the course of the Cold War between the UK and USSR.
11-11-2026
‘The Natural Order’: Unlimited Life, Costly Choices
Screenwriter Matthew Aldrich’s debut novel misses a tantalizing opportunity.
11-10-2026
‘Swimming With Turtles’: Reinvention Among Pond Reptiles
Susan Baur’s memoir combines ecosystem awareness with emotional challenges.
11-6-2026
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Nov. 6–12
This week, we feature a superb, intimate portrayal of Alexander the Great and a mysterious Victorian mystery reminiscent of Dickens. Biography ‘Alexander: God, King, Man’ By Edmund Richardson ...
11-5-2026
‘Every Story Is a Love Story’ Seeks Forgiveness
Imbolo Mbue’s new novel asks what would it take to forgive someone who killed your wife and children.
11-4-2026
8 Great Picture Books About Home
These beautifully illustrated stories celebrate the memories, love, and simple joys of home life.
11-4-2026
Christopher Greyson Discusses His Journey as a Writer of Thrillers
Greyson discusses working with Trey Gowdy, how to write different genres, and how his faith guides him.
11-4-2026
‘The Inheritors’: A Long-Forgotten Texas Novel Returns
Philip Atlee’s 1940 story of rich and reckless young adults is back after eight decades of being out of print.
11-1-2026
‘Artificial Intimacy’ Looks at People Versus Machines
Sherry Turkle’s research warns that a chatbot may be your next best friend.
10-31-2026
‘John Adams’ Attends to a Less Celebrated President
One of the modern era’s most esteemed historians delves deep into America’s second president’s life to show what stirred and steadied him.
10-31-2026
Judi Dench Wonders: ‘Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It?’
Acclaimed Judi Dench recalls her life in a stimulating memoir.
10-30-2026
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Oct. 30–Nov. 5
This week, we feature a gripping novel set in an alternative past when everyone is deemed smart and a fun look at the unorthodox rituals associated with America’s ...
10-29-2026
A Devastatingly Beautiful Retelling of the Life of Alexander the Great
Edmund Richardson’s ‘Alexander: God, King, Man’ reconstructs the Macedonian’s brilliant, violent life through ancient texts, archaeology, and myth.
10-29-2026
‘Music Against the Night’: A Marvel of Language
The first book of Yiyun Li’s trilogy tells the story of Irish composer John Field and his wife, Adelaide.
10-27-2026
‘Restoring Childhood’: Let Kids Be Kids Again
Professor Peter Gray calls for parents to stop hovering over their kids and let them learn how to play on their own.
10-27-2026
‘Bob Newhart’: Tribute to a Very Funny Man
Michael Seth Starr’s biography charts the comedian’s long and remarkable career.
10-26-2026
‘Peck & Peck’: The Heralding Call of Poetry
A young man must navigate New York City’s oddest publishing house in Bonnie Garmus’s new novel.
10-25-2026
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Oct. 23–29
This week, we feature an eclectic essay collection from a controversial political figure and a body of classic works celebrating “the most wonderful time of the year.” Adventure ...
10-22-2026
The Reissue: ‘The Sun Also Rises’ Revisited a Century Later With Special Edition
In this installment of ‘The Reissue,’ a Hemingway scholar discusses his new ‘The Annotated Sun Also Rises’ celebrating the book’s centennial.
10-22-2026
‘Voice of a Century’: The Marian Anderson Experience
Anthony Tommasini presents an uneven consideration of the legendary contralto’s life and career.
10-21-2026
‘The Violin Maker’: An Intriguing Mystery Across the Centuries
A luthier appraiser must discover who made a 17th-century cello in M. Terrill’s novel.
10-21-2026