Books

John Green’s ‘Turtles All the Way Down’ Could Become a Movie

By  Sheryl Oh 

If done right, Fox’s third Green adaptation could potentially address OCD onscreen in valuable ways.

‘Murder on the Orient Express’ Sequel in Development

By  Sheryl Oh 

Fox is staying in the Agatha Christie business.

Come To Jesus: The End of the Season and the Start of the War in ‘American Gods’

By  Liz Baessler 

‘American Gods’ sticks to its guns and promises more.

A Prayer for Mad Sweeney: Fairy Tales and Salvation in ‘American Gods’

By  Liz Baessler 

‘American Gods’ looks into the past and doubles down on its doubles.

A Murder of Gods: Unlikely Alliances and Betrayals in ‘American Gods’

By  Liz Baessler 

A gay Muslim, a dead woman, and a leprechaun walk into a bar…

Lemon Scented You: The Old, The New, and The In-Between in ‘American Gods’

By  Liz Baessler 

‘American Gods’ makes the internet apologize and pays tribute to David Bowie.

Git Gone: The Bleakness of Life Before and After Death in ‘American Gods’

By  Liz Baessler 

Head Full of Snow: ‘American Gods’ Remains Fresh and Frisky

By  Liz Baessler 

‘American Gods’ robs a bank and does sex right.

A Master at Work: Lessons Learned from “The Godfather Notebook”

By  Jake Orthwein 

We dig into Francis Ford Coppola’s notes to learn lessons from a master at the peak of his power.