We've seen the film Helvetica, read the Comic Sans jokes and heard the Vampire Weekend... >>Xem tiếp

A book consisting of descriptions of the islands of the "Dream Archipelago", or visits to them, or stories of people who live on them – irresistible! I've always been drawn to such drifting,... >>Xem tiếp

A frolicsome cover, and a title and subtitle that perform in two different registers of cool, mask a disquisition of remarkable freshness on language, speech and translation.

Anna Funder's first book, Stasiland, was a work of great... >>Xem tiếp

How close I came to overlooking this book. From a heap of neglected and not-so-neglected works resurrected by Canongate, I chose this because it looked like the runt of the litter. And what kind of... >>Xem tiếp

This is no ordinary pop-up book; open a page and the setting springs into three dimensions, a ship, a temple, street scenes from around the world of the Jewish diaspora

“IT has all become entertainment,” Joe McGinniss said two weeks ago at his home outside Amherst, Mass. “In the 21st century, politics is just another branch of the entertainment... >>Xem tiếp

Prepare to be entranced by Erin Morgenstern's debut novel, The Night Circus.

Morgenstern's captivating story is set in the late 1800s at a magical circus without clowns or... >>Xem tiếp

Following the death of her lover, an unnamed woman moves to a fishing village on the Brittany coast, where she spends her days cataloguing seabirds and nursing her sadness. But she is not the... >>Xem tiếp

There's a camel on the cover of Too Small to Fail, who goes by the splendid name of Moo. Moo is an Australian camel, in the sense that camels were first introduced to Australia in the... >>Xem tiếp