ABOUT BOOKFORUM
Since its first issue in the summer of 1994, Bookforum has been staking out new territory in the world of book reviews, inviting authors to address books and cultural trends with curiosity, critical insight, and a distinctive personality. Contributors have taken on an array of topics, writing essays, columns, and reviews about fiction, history, fashion, feminism, current events, policy, bestsellers, fashion, film, music, pop culture, and personal obsessions.
The magazine’s themed summer issues have displayed a similarly broad range, each assembling a variety of perspectives around topics like crime writing, sex, the role of money in fiction, and the cultural transformations of 1968. Throughout, Bookforum has given voice to smart, original writers as they consider emerging authors, shed new light on well-known works, and take issue with overrated and problematic cultural trends.
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