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NPR BooksTrue GritCategories: Book Reviews
Bowling for JusticesIn Christopher Buckley’s new novel, the fun begins when a popular TV judge is appointed to the Supreme Court.
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The Lives of the IrishAnne Enright’s working-class characters grapple with love, marriage, parenthood, boredom, confusion and desire in this collection of stories, old and new.
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Bilateral CommitmentsThe characters in Sana Krasikov’s stories have their minds in two places: America and the former Soviet republics they left behind.
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’61 RevisitedSuze Rotolo remembers the Greenwich Village folk scene and her relationship with a certain rising star.
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African IdyllThe Times’s Helene Cooper fled a warring Liberia as a child. In this memoir, she returns to confront the ghosts of her past -- and to find a lost sister.
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The Outsiders’ InsiderCategories: Book Reviews
Thinking on the SlyCategories: Book Reviews
Watchers and TellersCategories: Book Reviews
Apartheid of the MindCategories: Book Reviews
Archive: Book Review PodcastThis week: Christopher Buckley, author of “Supreme Courtship”; Wesley Yang on “Guyland”; Motoko Rich on the children’s author Rick Riordan; and Dwight Garner with best-seller news. Sam Tanenhaus is the host.
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Essay: Styron’s ChoiceWhen William Styron published “The Confessions of Nat Turner” 40 years ago, black writers objected to his use of dialect and his invocation of inflammatory stereotypes.
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Browsing Books: Editors’ ChoiceCategories: Book Reviews
TBR: Inside the ListFor the past several weeks, the children’s paperback list has included not one, not two, but three different “Star Wars” books based on the animated movie “The Clone Wars.”
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Comeback KidsCategories: Book Reviews
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