In his new collection of short stories, “Liberation Day,” 2017 Booker Prize winner George ... Saunders’s character-first world building never feels artificial. And while there are certainly political ...

George Saunders is that rare contemporary author who is as original as he is ... somebody told you one when you were young, and it got under your skin in a way that was disproportionate.

It's a daunting task to be George Saunders' next book, to live up to the greatness that came before. But "Liberation Day" stands up to its predecessors. It is a short story collection that ...

George Saunders is best known for his dystopic short stories that ... You get a chance to be in fresh connection with young people, with their creative energy and their curiosity and vision. It’s a ...

The world can catch up with what they’ve always been doing, and something like that is happening with George Saunders ... mom and dad rush to defend their young son, who’s been accosted ...

The author of Lincoln in the Bardo on US politics, his “limited talent”, and the curse of being seen as the Tom Hanks of American letters. By Erica Wagner George Saunders suggests ... of kindness,” he ...

The idea of doing a straightforward sequel featuring the famously doomed US cavalry commander General George ... was also Saunders’ nickname. In the late Eighties, the author was studying ...

George Saunders’ “Escape ... is harsher than the utilitarian logic of Saunders’ Abnesti and company. Yet rather than abide in the author’s eerily pedestrian near-reality, the film ...

There may be no more moral writer working right now than George ... Saunders’ first short story collection since his 2013 stunner “Tenth of December,” the Booker Prize-winning author of ...

I’m referring to celebrated contemporary fiction writer, George Saunders ... death of his young son Willie, he also plays with the idea of history and memory. Saunders includes actual historical ...

As we follow Abernathy through the tortured psyches of the sleeping middle class, McGhee brilliantly articulates the neuroses of a young person ... prose reads as if George Saunders infiltrated ...