Ron Charles, Fiction Editor of The Washington Post, has a wonderful YouTube video series called Totally Hip Book Reviews (he claims it's satire, but w...
It was an irresistible proposition when Meliville House asked us to be part of the judging panel for the Moby Awards for best and worst book trailers....
Like the people who end up running for president, this anonymous novel about Barack Obama's reelection campaign isn't as good as you hoped or as bad a...
Is this Washington Post critic Ron Charles' craziest video yet? He's posted video reviews before and now he's back with a holiday post that is truly o...
The Washington Post book critic Ron Charles had us ogling over his hilarious video review of Jonathan Franzen's novel "Freedom" in September. Now, he'...
"The TV critic doesn't critique each episode of Two and a Half Men because that's not necessary. In the same way, some books that people are reading sometimes don't need to be critiqued."
Although there is a plot, "The Finkler Question" is really a series of tragicomic meditations on one of humanity's most tenacious expressions of malic...
What American reviewers have missed is that satire and history are coming together for the first time in McEwan's career.
The Washington Post fiction critic Ron Charles breaks ground with an innovative -- and hilarious -- video review of Jonathan Franzen's newest novel, "...
