
Books by Lev Grossman
Lev Grossman is the author of eight novels, including the bestseller The Bright Sword, an epic retelling of the story of King Arthur, and the #1 New York Times bestselling Magicians trilogy.
“It’s an attempt to look realistically at what it would actually be like, as a teenager, to be introduced to the study of magic – how fun and exciting it would be to be in possession of secret knowledge and powers that no one else has, and to go places and do things that ordinary people can’t do. But it also tries to take seriously how unbelievably stupid teenagers are, and the horrible mistakes that they would definitely make if they could actually do magic.” Read more...
Lev Grossman, Novelist
Interviews with Lev Grossman
Dark Academia Books, recommended by Lev Grossman
Dark academia is a phenomenon with deep roots, says bestselling author Lev Grossman. He introduces five of the best examples, covering secret societies, gentleman scholars, boarding schools – and unforgettable descents into darkness. We have long told stories about forbidden knowledge: now, we make it look good.
The best books on Fantasy, recommended by Lev Grossman
We’re living through a golden age for fantasy, says fantasy novelist and book critic Lev Grossman, author of The Magicians and The Bright Sword. He tells us what makes for a good fantasy novel, and who’s staking out the future not just of fantasy but of fiction as a whole.
Lev Grossman recommends the best books on the World Wide Web
The book critic and technology columnist for Time magazine says there’s a level on which the Internet is a mass tool for pacification. It allows people to play out their lives in a fantasy context, which is very politically unthreatening. He picks the best books on the World Wide Web.
Interviews where books by Lev Grossman were recommended
Dark Academia Books, recommended by Lev Grossman
Dark academia is a phenomenon with deep roots, says bestselling author Lev Grossman. He introduces five of the best examples, covering secret societies, gentleman scholars, boarding schools – and unforgettable descents into darkness. We have long told stories about forbidden knowledge: now, we make it look good.