Readers respond to a column by Maureen Dowd about men and books. Also: President Trump’s tariff games; relationships outside ...

Garrett Graff’s “The Devil Reached Toward the Sky” and Iain MacGregor’s “The Hiroshima Men.” ...

A long-overdue shift to female perspectives means male authors are being sidelined, or so says the founder of Conduit Books, a new publishing house that trades only in novels written by men. Nick ...

Women apparently buy most books, especially fiction, and the data shows that new female authors outsell their male counterparts. (These days, an Ellis Bell might adopt Emily Brontë as a pen name.) ...

Tomás González wins the 2025 Manuel Rojas Ibero-American Narrative Award from the Government of Chile.

Diminishing attention is now paid to male authors, Cook feels, creating a need for “an independent publisher that champions literary fiction by men”. This argument has been made closer to home ...

Men find meaning in books when authors such as Faulkner and McCarthy diagnose the human condition, not when the latest “BookTok” phenomenon pumps out entertaining pulp with happy endings.

The Best Books for Christian Men Aren’t Always About Being Men Matt Reynolds Some should tiptoe onto gender-role battlegrounds. But most should stay on safer scriptural turf.