BOOKS

As early as the 1980s, Vilém Flusser was warning us about the “existential revolution” represented by the onslaught of digital technologies. 

The nonprofit literacy org will host their annual student showcase at Books of Wonder.

It’s been darker than usual this year. Let some light in at La Mama’s Poetry Electric Social Solstice party.

Mark Shaw’s book looks at the mobster who hated JFK, RFK, and reporter Dorothy Kilgallen.

Mental sonics and rage against big-tech machinations propel a sci-fi graphic novel.

As authoritarianism mushrooms around the nation, there's a long weekend of escapism on offer at the Javits Center. 

Frank Ruscitti’s first novel sends Hell’s boss to Heaven for some R & R.

The wide-ranging lit mag is having a meet-and-greet for writers and readers of all stripes. 

The Pulitzer Prize–nominated author will discuss his new short story collection at three different NYC events.

The underground comix genius died in 1975, but his life is ripe for a Hollywood biopic.