Novels About 9/11

by Joseph O’Neill

This love story about a friendship, a place and a marriage is not easy to read, but it’s even harder to stop thinking about. Full review >

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by Jonathan Safran Foer

Much more is revealed as this brilliant fiction works thrilling variations on, and consolations for, its plangent message:... Full review >

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by Lucy Honig

Though occasionally preachy, the novel is both heartfelt and moving. Full review >

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by Anne Bernays

Elegantly readable and sardonically perceptive: literary fiction that doesn’t put on airs. Full review >

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by H.M. Naqvi

A breezy, thoughtful and witty novel about the immigrant experience. Full review >

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by Nicholas Rinaldi

Superb entertainment: some of the characterizations are superficial, but what counts is the warmhearted celebration of New... Full review >

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by John Updike

However it’s read, Updike, approaching his mid-70s, continues to entice, provoke and astonish. Who knows where he’ll take us... Full review >

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by Scott Lasser

A novel with barely a wasted word or an emotion that doesn’t ring true. Full review >

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by Ken Kalfus

An interesting departure from Kalfus’s Slavic-inflected earlier fiction (including PU-239 and Other Russian Fantasies,... Full review >

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by Joyce Maynard

Profound, no, but sincere and heartfelt: could be the affirmative novel about 9/11 that a lot of readers are waiting for. Full review >

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