When novelist Rachel Kushner — her latest book, Creation Lake, is in paperback this week — cooks at home, her meals draw on ...

American author Rachel Kushner’s new novel “Creation Lake” transports readers to Guyenne, a fictional region of southwest ...

But students still have their own lives, their personal paths, inside of an era and within a structure of feeling, just as ...

Rachel Kushner's new novel "Creation Lake" is an eco-espionage story wrapped in philosophy, deception and radical politics. Sadie Smith is the operational name of a freelance spy once cast off ...

Book review. Creation Lake: A Novel. By Rachel Kushner Scribner: 416 pages, $29.99 If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose fees support ...

Rachel Kushner is one tough customer. She disdains sentimentality and traditional storytelling, instead challenging readers to keep up with her and not to flinch. Creation Lake is an espionage ...

The New Scientist Book Club has been reading Rachel Kushner's Booker prize-shortlisted novel Creation Lake , a thrilling climate fiction novel that follows the adventures of a US spy-for-hire ...

The narrator of “Creation Lake” (Scribner), Rachel Kushner’s new novel, is the pseudonymous Sadie Smith, a thirty-four-year-old American who specializes in infiltrating tight-knit groups of ...

Bruno Lacombe, the anticivilization guru in Rachel Kushner’s novel “Creation Lake,” has a thing for Neanderthals. Bruno, an aging revolutionary, has retreated from the world to live in a ...