Charles Arrowsmith

Review: Either/Or by Elif Batuman (Washington Post)

Review: The Palace Papers (LA Times)

Opinion: The Oscars 2021 (The Independent)

Review: Burning Questions by Margaret Atwood (Washington Post)

Review: Home/Land by Rebecca Mead (LA Times)

Review: Small World by Jonathan Evison (Washington Post)

Review: The Making of Incarnation by Tom McCarthy (Washington Post)

Review: Will by Will Smith (Washington Post)

Review: The Morning Star by Karl Ove Knausgaard (LA Times)

Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino (Washington Post)

Review: Double Blind by Edward St. Aubyn (Washington Post)

Review: Albert and the Whale by Philip Hoare (Washington Post)

Opinion: The Oscars 2020 (The Independent)

Review: Francis Bacon: Revelations by Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan (Washington Post)

Review: The Beauty of Living Twice by Sharon Stone (Washington Post)

Review: Let Me Tell You What I Mean by Joan Didion (Washington Post)

Review: In the Land of the Cyclops by Karl Ove Knausgaard (Washington Post)

Books of 2020

Review: Feline Philosophy by John Gray (Washington Post)

Feature: Paul Thomas Anderson (Washington Post)

Review: 150 Glimpses of the Beatles (Washington Post)

Review: Endland by Tim Etchells (Washington Post)

Review: Are Snakes Necessary? (Washington Post)

Review: Real Life by Brandon Taylor (Washington Post)

Opinion: Oscars 2019 (The Independent)

Feature: Doctor Sleep, Stephen King, and Stanley Kubrick (Washington Post)

Review: Find Me by André Aciman (Washington Post)

Review: Ecstasy and Terror by Daniel Mendelsohn (Washington Post)

Feature: Pedro Almodóvar, Pain and Glory (Washington Post)

Review: Raised in Captivity by Chuck Klosterman (Washington Post)

Review: Mr. Know-It-All by John Waters (Washington Post)

Review: White by Bret Easton Ellis (Washington Post)

Opinion: Oscars 2018 (The Independent)

Review: The End of the End of the Earth by Jonathan Franzen (Washington Post)

Review: Room to Dream by David Lynch & Kristine McKenna (Washington Post)

Every Book I've Read Since 2008

Phantom Thread

Call Me By Your Name

Trump's Nixonian Relationship With Truth

The Sellout

Life Story

Jon Ronson: In Search of the Genuinely New

Tarantino's White Hell

Scheherazade.2

Thomas Adès Dances With Death

It... is... happening... again

Roberto Bolaño's Expanding Universe

The Sea Inside

Legalize Joyce!

Books Both Wonderful and Strange