Rachel Kushner
Rachel Kushner
Rachel Kushner’s new novel, “The Mars Room,” a nod toward contemporary literature, was on the shortlist for this year’s Man Booker Prize.
Rachel Kushner, Michael Ondaatje Longlisted For Man Booker Prize
This year’s longlist includes only two entries from the United States, as opposed to four in 2017.
Rachel Kushner Brings Moral Indignation To ‘Mars Room’
But in a bid to capture everything and keep things real, a certain falseness creeps in.
‘RBG,’ Rachel Kushner’s ‘The Mars Room’ And More To Read, Watch And Do This Weekend
If you fancy some respite from the sun this weekend, read on for our recommendations for cultural events in New York, D.C., Chicago and L.A.
Every Book You Need To Read This Spring, From Rachel Kushner To Sloane Crosley
The world is uncertain, but books can be relied on for pleasure, escapism and, worst of all, information.
Why 2013 Was the Year Fiction Got Political Again
For decades, novels didn’t seem to matter anymore. But writers like Rachel Kushner, Michael Chabon and James McBride have changed that — and Joshua Furst explains why.
Rachel Kushner's 'The Flamethrowers' Arrives With a Bang
‘The Flamethrowers’ is Rachel Kushner’s novel about the political, cultural and ideological chaos of the 1970s. What’s ultimately at stake is freedom itself, Joshua Furst writes.
