Michael Dirda

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The Many Joys of 'Four Corners' (Post, May 28, 2009) The Importance of Reading in Earnest (Post, May 21, 2009) Friends and Other Characters (Post, May 14, 2009) A Journey That's Hard to Take (Post, May 7, 2009) Giving Us the Pieces, but Not the Prose (Post, April 30, 2009) Does Updike's Last Verse Hit Its Mortal Mark? Plainly. (Post, April 23, 2009) What Lies Beneath Old-Erotica Covers (Post, April 16, 2009) Super Powers, Super Decay (Post, April 9, 2009) No More Waiting for Beckett's Letters (Post, April 2, 2009) Darker Judas, or A Forgiving Light? (Post, March 26, 2009) Passages From India (Post, March 19, 2009) All the Book's a Stage (Post, March 12, 2009) Master Craftsman (Post, March 5, 2009) In 'Hunter,' Laughton Stalked A Masterpiece (Post, February 26, 2009) Michael Dirda on 'In Other Rooms, Other Wonders': Stories from Pakistan about living upstairs, downstairs and everywhere in between. (Post, February 15, 2009) Michael Dirda on 'Fool': Christopher Moore has his bawdy way with Shakespeare's "King Lear." (Post, February 8, 2009) Michael Dirda on 'Script and Scribble: The Rise and Fall of Handwriting' (By Michael Dirda, February 1, 2009) Michael Dirda on 'Searching for Cioran': The life of a Romanian writer who remade himself as a Parisian aphorist. (Post, January 25, 2009) Michael Dirda on "FAKERS" (By Michael Dirda, January 18, 2009) Michael Dirda on 'William Hazlitt': The life of a man whom injustice wounded to the quick. (Post, January 11, 2009) Michael Dirda on 'Somewhere Towards the End': A 91-year-old woman reflects on the meager pleasures of life after sex. (Post, January 4, 2009) Michael Dirda on Unearthing Ghostly Tales of Today: Collector's corner, where small (and often chilling!) is beautiful (Post, December 21, 2008) Michael Dirda on Robert Louis Stevenson: Robert Louis Stevenson's eternally fresh comic adventures. (Post, December 14, 2008) Michael Dirda on the 10 Commandments of Book Giving (Post, December 7, 2008) Michael Dirda on 'The Best of All Possible Worlds': Debating the origin of evil in a godly universe. (Post, November 30, 2008)