Saturday Evening Book Reviews

I thought I’d seen everything. Obviously, I’m a self-deluded egoist, even if I’m only flinging around a saying. But now I’ve seen everything, up to and including a study on the cultural significance of Brian De Palma’s ‘Scarface’. Ken Tucker lays it all out for you in SCARFACE NATION.

Poet, Allen Grossman, caught the attention of The New Republic with his latest, DESCARTES LONELINESS.

Last year’s children’s holiday book list couldn’t be irrelevent already, could it? From Hornbook Magazine’s archives, their picks for 2007.

Charlotte’s Web meets Thomas Crown (Pierce Brosnan, not Steve McQeen)? Well, sort of. Check out Elise Broach’s MASTERPIECE.

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