The novel, which was named a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction, is set during the farm crisis.

I was living in Chicago at the time, working at a textile factory, and I would get home from work and I’d be tired and trying to nap, and I would hear these two disruptive characters in my head ...

Korine has some deep-cuts that seem to betray any significant interpretation as found in Gummo and Kids but reaffirm the ...

Perhaps most impressive is the Crabcake—a dish that separates Pennsylvania’s serious restaurants from pretenders. Glass Lounge’s version honors the Maryland tradition while establishing its own ...

there are so many ways to argue, describe and interpret the latest film from self-taught wunderkind Harmony Korine, who finally fulfills the promise of his remarkable debut "Gummo ... actually feels ...