William H. Pritchard

There are multiple Eliotic selves, some more surprising than others, displayed in this magnificent, overwhelming edition.

Langdon Hammer's biography of poet and writer James Merrill is "wholly definitive" in scope, and threaded throughout with Merrill’s brilliant, always enlivening wit.

With his newest novel, Ian McEwan has effected a successful return to the moral and social complications of 'Saturday.'

Sue Miller's new novel reminds us, if we needed reminding, of her remarkable achievement in fiction.

Pierpont presents a picture of Philip Roth’s works that contains necessary qualifications: there is no dutiful approval of every word the master has written.

From the roughly seventeen hundred letters Orwell wrote, Peter Davison has now made a generous selection, annotated with insight and without pedantry.