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Book review
Adrian Clark’s new biography has a tone that is relentlessly disapproving
He explores the lives of the nurses, train drivers, rescue crews and factory workers who are up and about while the rest of us are sleeping
Abundance is the old juicebox mafia’s definitive statement to the world in the second Trump era
You end John & Paul in understanding of their essential humanity
It is the great failure of Notes to John that it lacks the writer’s distinctive voice altogether
Ian Penman’s brief book takes us around the French composer’s life three times
Sheltering from a flood in a labyrinthine ‘nothing place,’ Lina opens a secret door to neighboring rooms
The Revolutionary Temper is a riveting synthesis of Robert Darnton’s life’s work
Time and again throughout Gretchen Heefner’s clear-eyed narrative, local knowledge is ignored and boorish attitudes abound
A serial killer vows retribution for the death of a friend framed for child pornography offenses in King’s latest cliffhanger
