Famed drummer's work in music, law inspires Bay Area-set rock novel
Greg Anton's new novel, It's About Time, intertwines the worlds of music and law, depicting a courtroom struggle over songwriting credit that reflects his dual career as a musician and lawyer.
Michelle Huneven's novel spans four decades, depicting the struggles and triumphs of the Samuelson family as they navigate intimate relationships and personal growth.
In 'Flashlight,' memory is both a fragile construct and a vital witness to the past, raising questions of authenticity in recollection and its implications on identity.
The City and Its Uncertain Walls by Haruki Murakami review a labour of love
Murakami writes of his relief at finally bringing the material into a conclusive form, reflecting a long journey of creative evolution regarding a story he felt vital.
Rachel Kushner Lived With Freezing Pipes, Toxic Waste, and Awful Landlords
Rachel Kushner's third novel, Creation Lake, immerses readers in the life of a jaded American woman on an undercover assignment in France, evoking themes of nostalgia and urban decay.