Life is near-constant revision, because even the best-laid plans go awry. Take, for instance, the writing of this review of Jonathan Eviso...

Jonathan Tropper's new novel, One Last Thing Before I Go , is like that sad, too-self-deprecating friend everyone has, who, despite th...

Jess Walter's sixth novel, Beautiful Ruins , is a story about regret, missed opportunities, and the often-absurdity of the movie busi...

Given the state of the national political discourse these days, I wonder if Jess Walter regrets using politics as a sort of metaphor for a...

In life as in baseball, regret stings. Whether that regret is a result of poor decisions or horrible quirks of fate doesn't make it le...