“Golden Ticket” by Kate Egan
A quiz bowl winner and students at an elite music camp struggle to figure out who they really are in novels by Kate Egan and Mariama J. Lockington.
“Golden Ticket” by Kate Egan
A quiz bowl winner and students at an elite music camp struggle to figure out who they really are in novels by Kate Egan and Mariama J. Lockington.
New in Paperback: Dana Spiotta and Juan Gonzalez
Six new paperbacks to check out this week.
New in Paperback: Dana Spiotta and Juan Gonzalez
Six new paperbacks to check out this week.
Dorothy E. Smith, Groundbreaker in Feminist Sociology, Dies at 95
Starting in the 1960s, she sought to re-center her discipline on the experiences of women, people of color and other marginalized groups.
10 New Books We Recommend This Week
Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.
10 New Books We Recommend This Week
Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.
Navigating Fatherhood as a Black Man
The editor of a new book of essays shares how Black men can attend to their mental health while growing their families.
A Book Has Women in Africa Talking About Sex
“The Sex Lives of African Women” explores women’s experiences, in their own words, helping foster “a sexual revolution that’s happening across our continent.”
8 Audiobooks to Listen to Now
A memoir of Ativan withdrawal, a British Jamaican coming-of-age on the streets of Bristol, a tour of the sensory world of the animal kingdom, and more.
8 Audiobooks to Listen to Now
A memoir of Ativan withdrawal, a British Jamaican coming-of-age on the streets of Bristol, a tour of the sensory world of the animal kingdom, and more.
A Book Has Women in Africa Talking About Sex
“The Sex Lives of African Women” explores women’s experiences, in their own words, helping foster “a sexual revolution that’s happening across our continent.”
Geraldine Brooks Had an Unpleasant Surprise When She Taught at Harvard
“Half my students had never read a Shakespeare play,” says the historical novelist, whose latest book is “Horse.” “That set my hair on fire.”
Geraldine Brooks Had an Unpleasant Surprise When She Taught at Harvard
“Half my students had never read a Shakespeare play,” says the historical novelist, whose latest book is “Horse.” “That set my hair on fire.”
David Sedaris Is Bullish on Thank-You Notes
In the midst of a grueling book tour, the best-selling author makes time to dispatch notes to people he’s met along the way.
David Sedaris Is Bullish on Thank-You Notes
In the midst of a grueling book tour, the best-selling author makes time to dispatch notes to people he’s met along the way.
In new edition of classic Watergate expose, Woodward and Bernstein link Nixon, Trump
50 years on, the authors profess amazement that another president came along willing to jettison whatever conscience he had, and whatever respect for the rule of law, in an effort to stay in office.
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Review: A Partial Manuscript of ‘Paradise Lost,’ by John Milton
John Milton, by then completely blind, composed his epic poem by dictation.
Review: A Partial Manuscript of ‘Paradise Lost,’ by John Milton
John Milton, by then completely blind, composed his epic poem by dictation.
Poem: Monticello House Tour
The word “slavery” is never directly stated in this rumination on the legacy of Thomas Jefferson.
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