Article Before There Was Ferrante Elsa Morante captures the loves and tragedies of twentieth-century women. By Randy Boyagoda June 28, 2024 Books Women History
Article ‘Show Me Your Dantes’ An excerpt from Randy Boyagoda’s forthcoming novel, ‘Dante’s Indiana’ By Randy Boyagoda August 6, 2021 Books Fiction Culture
Article Donnafugata Dilemmas We may not be Sicilian aristocrats, but there’s a bit of Don Fabrizio in all of us. This classic Italian novel makes great summer reading. By Randy Boyagoda July 22, 2020 Fiction Secularism and Modernity
Article Sweet Nothings A new novel probes the meaning of love, suffering, and aging, but stops short of taking on Christian redemption By Randy Boyagoda June 16, 2018 Sexuality Secularism and Modernity
Article Great Friday “Stop your Jimmy Swaggarting! And be more ambitious, son! If we win, this is going to be a Great Friday!” By Randy Boyagoda March 8, 2018 Fiction Books
Article Worth the Wait ‘The Ministry of Utmost Happiness’ rejects the sublimation of suffering into art By Randy Boyagoda August 23, 2017 Books
