From all indications, a prime candidate is Suzanne Collins's The Hunger Games, first in a new trilogy from the bestselling author of the Underland Chronicles. Although the book's 200,000-copy ...

“Time behaves differently in the underland, where it can be slowed or stayed,” Macfarlane writes. Many of the sites he chronicles, taking calculated risks, are places where things are ...

Two conclusions. The first, that the underland is where we have always placed both that which we fear and wish to dispose of forever—waste, trauma, the unwanted dead—and that which we love and ...