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In Ethan Nichtern’s new book, The Dharma of the Princess Bride, the Shambhala Buddhist teacher explains that everything he knows about relationships comes from two sources: Buddhism and this 1980s cult classic.
By Dan Zigmond
Stars at Dawn integrates forgotten stories of influential women into the Buddha’s time-honored biography.
By Lauren Krauze
A review of Tsering Wangmo Dhompa’s new book Coming Home to Tibet: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Belonging.
By Lauren Krauze
The foreign correspondent’s new book explores both the solitude and the community of monasticism for women.
By Liesl Schwabe
A review of Tricycle contributor Hannah Tennant-Moore’s first novel
By Carolyn Gregoire
“The criticism in Steve Jobs is the criticism of no criticism,” Curtis White writes.
By The Editors
A review of Marilynne Robinson’s new book, “The Givenness of Things.”
By Liesl Schwabe
HABEAS CORPUS will fuse different elements of film, sculpture, music, and video at Park Avenue Armory.
By Sam Mowe
A new wave of psychedelic research rehashes the age-old question of drugs in Buddhist practice.
By Don Lattin