Plenty of excellent books are coming out in early 2025 ... by Suzanne Collins As the day dawns on the fiftieth annual Hunger Games, fear grips the districts of Panem. In honour of the Quarter ...

Her work has appeared in The Atlantic, The New York Review of Books and The Yale Review ... WAITING FOR THE FEAR (NYRB Classics, 208 pp., paperback, $16.95) is an astonishing, deeply wry example ...

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(Bpk/Bildagentur/Meller Marcovicz, Digne/Art Resource, NY) From the pinnacle of government ... Emotionally and spiritually, however, their lives are parched of meaning and oppressed by fear of the ...

However, Oxygen Destroyer feels like the start of something new, a distinct segment of metal fully dedicated to exploring the commonality between two oft-derided art forms with far more going on ...

The world of poetry is wide—you can dig in to a longer poetry book or read short poems when time allows. And it’s an art form that pretty much anyone ... Trembling breathlessly at the brink of ...

Nigerians are trapped in hunger, disease and poverty, which are all mutually-reinforcing existential threats to the common person. Even those who resorted to the ancient dictum of making food ...

Days stretched without a proper meal, the hunger sharp and relentless ... It is also rooted in fear. Some students describe the campus as an environment where criticism is not welcome, and ...

Trudeau told a morning summit that gender equality has to be part of any solution to solving global poverty and hunger. Media were not able to hear Trudeau’s remarks, but his office said he ...

Several tombs in the necropolises of Egypt depict figures dancing across the walls and playing instruments. But when ...

Rachel Zegler as Lucy Gray Baird and Tom Blyth as Coriolanus Snow in The Hunger Games ... they’re moving even faster – Collins’ new book Sunrise on the Reaping is not even out yet, but ...