Since the photographer’s death, in 1987, the only book he published in his lifetime has attained the status of a classic.

In “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” the astoundingly prolific showrunner melds his modes as provocateur and clumsy social-justice warrior, with mixed results.

In “Waiting for the Fear,” Oğuz Atay’s narrators are in a constant state of revolt—against their country, their language, even their thoughts.

Sisyphus couldn’t stop pushing his boulder—but you can.

“Clean,” “Scaffolding,” “Homeland,” and “Do Something.”

Sunlight flickering on the hustle and bustle of the streets.