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War correspondent

Paul Auster sheds light on Man in the Dark
So here he goes again, the writer known as Paul Auster, starting yet another novel, this time with the words “I am alone in the dark.”
By: PETER KEOUGH  |  September 02, 2008

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Out of this world

Benjamin Rosenbaum’s The Ant King
The worlds Rosenbaum creates feel less like a separate or “alternate” reality and more like a colorful, if complicated, extension of the one we know.
By: NINA MACLAUGHLIN  |  August 26, 2008

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Lucky, beautiful, and, now, holy

Rev Run runs straight
He was the king of rock, there was no higher . The sucker MCs, they should call him sire .
By: JIM SULLIVAN  |  August 20, 2008

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War stories

Mailer on the ’68 conventions
“We will be fighting for forty years.” Reading those words at the end of Norman Mailer’s 1968 Miami and the Siege of Chicago , you can’t help but feel a chill.
By: CHARLES TAYLOR  |  August 19, 2008

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Terror-fied

Slavoj Žižek’s revolution
This new grand-theoretical manifesto might be completely daft.
By: GEORGE SCIALABBA  |  August 12, 2008

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Words, words, words

Ammon Shea reads them all for you
Who would do such a thing?
By: JEFFREY GANTZ  |  August 11, 2008

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Murder, she wrote

Interview: Tana French's deep crime novels
"It’s always more fun to write people who are really messed up or really vicious."
By: CLEA SIMON  |  August 05, 2008

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Car talk

A close look at driving
For days post-late-merge, Vanderbilt had feelings of guilt and confusion.
By: AMY FINCH  |  August 04, 2008

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Victim, not vixen

Sex, death, and the filthy rich
Florence Evelyn Nesbit was the most beautiful woman who ever lived.
By: CLIF GARBODEN  |  July 29, 2008

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Tricky Dick

Philip K. Dick's second Library of America volume
The Philip K. Dick phenomenon might be petering out.
By: PETER KEOUGH  |  July 28, 2008

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Islander

Julie Hecht’s self-help
There’s still time to spend some of your summer with Julie Hecht.
By: JON GARELICK  |  July 22, 2008

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Parlor salon

Spreading the words in Salem
By: NINA MACLAUGHLIN  |  July 16, 2008

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Grave matters

The Merry Cemetery of Sapanta
Entering the small back room at Gallery Kayafas, you feel you’ve been transported into the shadowy pages of a small, mysterious book.
By: CHRISTOPHER MILLIS  |  July 15, 2008

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Bookman

Larry McMurtry’s life in the trade
Larry McMurtry, the best I can tell, remains the only man to have both won a Pulitzer Prize for fiction and written an Academy Award–winning screenplay.
By: GEORGE KIMBALL  |  July 08, 2008

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Repression illustrated

People’s history in graphic format
Graphic novels are an acquired taste.
By: CLIF GARBODEN  |  July 01, 2008

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Master builders

Books on, and by, architects
A good architectural monograph is more than just a big colorful book with too-good-to-be-true photos; it’s a window into the heart and mind of the architect it profiles.
By: DAVID EISEN  |  June 24, 2008

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Confessions of an editor

DeWitt Henry's candid new collection of essays meditates on manhood
There’s a quiet courage in these essays, and a revelatory sense of the continuing challenge of pressing on.
By: NINA MACLAUGHLIN  |  June 20, 2008

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Priorities, rediscovered

In her first book, actress Debra Winger focuses on home, not Hollywood
Instead of checking into rehab, the actress spoke her mind.
By: JENNY HALPER  |  June 19, 2008

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Frank Bidart’s ambivalent appetite

The poet probes human opposites in his latest collection
Frank Bidart adores the savage Catullan paradox.
By: SVEN BIRKERTS  |  June 17, 2008

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Small presses

Big ideas, and a match made in heaven
Rose Metal Press focuses on unique, non-traditional literary forms such as flash fiction, prose poetry, or novels-in-verse.
By: DEIRDRE FULTON  |  June 11, 2008
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