Science fiction and mystery make excellent companions, and setting a “whodunit” in space is kryptonite for many science-fiction readers. If that’s you, do yourself a favor and check out the backlist of Yume Kitasei’s first novel, dark sky. It’s hard to believe that Kitasie wrote this page-turner only three years ago, as she’s published two
A hair’s worth separated Kimi Antonelli from pole position in British Grand Prix sprint qualifying as the teenage sensation lost out to Lewis Hamilton by just 0.010 seconds – a margin so excruciatingly small it left the paddock gasping. The drama began at Silverstone, where prodigious Italian rookie Antonelli made a stellar performance in his
Filmmaker Bertie Gregory has swum with the best of them, but never with bull sharks. So far. Gregory got up close and personal with the giant beast for National Geographic’s annual SharkFest event. in a special men’s journal In the preview, Gregory is exploring the Pacific waters of Mexico when he sees a huge animal
Sparks are about to fly at Watkins Glen as Felipe Nasr finds himself locked in a high-stakes title race, not only against long-time rivals but also against a teammate who is rapidly rewriting the rules of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. The Brazilian is stalking top contender Laurin Henrique – co-driver in some races, direct
By Melissa Albert It’s a common misconception that children’s books are full of sunshine, rainbows, and cozy things happening with kind people. As Albert points out in his charmingly frightening adult debut, many books for youth are “brutal, stranger, more haunted by longing and loss” than those for adults. In Children (Tomorrow, 398 pages, $32)The
The Genesis’ presence on the race track was unforgettable. From the outside, its hospitality building was quite simple, painted black with small Genesis logos, although at three stories high it was larger than the nearby Ford, Aston Martin, Toyota and Ferrari buildings. It was located just before the entrance to the pit lane. From the
A tidal wave of competition is about to arrive in upstate New York – 54 cars are confirmed to take the green flag at next weekend’s Sahlen Six Hours of the Glen, one of the largest and most anticipated grids in IMSA recent memory. Next Sunday, the famous Watkins Glen International Circuit will play host