My Bob Dylan pilgrimage
The lights dimmed and the crowd roared as he walked on stage
Books & Arts
The Picture of Dorian Gray is headache-inducing
Sarah Snook excels in her 26-role masterclass — but there’s too much tech
Charles Ives was a composer before his time
He can be remembered as a time-traveler through American music whose presence changed everything
Keith McNally’s memoir is strangely unappetizing
I didn’t enjoy I Regret Almost Everything
Ocean Vuong’s newest work is an affecting celebration of misfits
For all its flaws, The Emperor of Gladness is ultimately a worthwhile novel with a big heart
A profound account of the October 7 pogrom
Douglas Murray has authored a book for the ages
The passage of Ragtime
Half a century on, how does E.L. Doctorow’s great American novel fare?
Who was William F. Buckley Jr., really?
This book, apparently 20 years in the making, is the product of immense learning and shows a rare familiarity with its subject and his times