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A New Book About Mussolini Is Provoking a Debate Over His Legacy The New York Times Antonio Scurati, the author of “M,” sees his book as an anti-fascist history lesson disguised as a novel. Others disagree. The best reads of 2018: Our critics name their top picks Independent.ie After another bumper year for books, our critics pick the best reads of 2018. Times Critics Discuss the Year in Books, From Triumphs to Disappointments The New York Times The Times's staff critics talk with each other about the wide variety of reading they did in 2018. 'Aquaman' Review: A Visually Stunning Win For DC Comicbook.com Jason Momoa and Warner Bros. are looking to make a splash with Aquaman, the first ever standalone outing for the DC Comics hero, under the direction of ... 3 Books About George H.W. Bush’s Legacy The New York Times The elder Bush died on Friday, and the public is now reckoning with his legacy. Book Review: Fear: Trump in the White House by Bob Woodward USAPP American Politics and Policy (blog) Fear: Trump in the White House, written by veteran Washington Post reporter, Bob Woodward, is the latest contribution to a growing library of commentary on ... Luc Sante on the Year's Best Photography Books New York Times Our photography roundup includes books by Abelardo Morell, Anne Brigman, Shomei Tomatsu and Lynsey Addario. Jeeves and Wooster Are Back in a Fizzy New Homage to P.G. 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The Best Books of 2018 The New Yorker I am criminally behind on the books I want to read, and my job consists of reading books, so I can only imagine how most readers feel. I haven't cracked the ... Review: Superbly acted 'Green Book' makes its case for being a new holiday classic USA TODAY There's feel-good familiarity to big-hearted "Green Book," a master class from Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali that makes the '60s comedy-drama. A ‘Talented Mr. Ripley’ pursues literary fame in ‘A Ladder to the Sky’ The Washington Post John Boyne's novel is a satire of writerly ambition wrapped in a psychological thriller. If You Love ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,’ You’ll Love These Books The New York Times Whether you want to dip into a novel that evokes Midge Maisel's New York City or pick up a sparkling history of 1950s comedy, we've got some ... ‘Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle’ Review: A Blood-Soaked Version of ‘The Jungle Book’ Collider.com Read Matt Goldberg's Mowgli review; Andy Serkis' adaptation of The Jungle Book stars Rohan Chand, Christian Bale, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Cate ... A Scholar of Religion Confronts Her Own Grief The New York Times In her memoir, “Why Religion?,” Elaine Pagels tells the story of her own deep loss and her search for answers in faith and spirituality. A Poet Who Loves Tennis Follows the Grand Tour, in Prose The New York Times Rowan Ricardo Phillips's “The Circuit” is a poet's-eye view of tennis in 2017. A New Story Collection and a Memoir by Lucia Berlin, Patron Saint of Soulful Cool The New York Times In “Evening in Paradise,” a volume of short stories, and “Welcome Home,” a memoir unfinished at her death, the cult writer cements her status as a revered ... Let's Go (So We Can Get Back) by Jeff Tweedy review – struggles of the Wilco frontman - The Guardian Let's Go (So We Can Get Back) by Jeff Tweedy review – struggles of the Wilco frontman The Guardian Tweedy recalls his musical obsessions, and opens up slowly about his drug addiction and begging to be institutionalised. Is Chess a Sport? A New Book Says Yes The New York Times In “The Grandmaster,” Brin-Jonathan Butler covers the 2016 World Chess Championship, which pit Norway's Magnus Carlsen against Russia's Sergey Karjakin. Something for every bookworm: Top 50 children's books of the year Independent.ie It's been a cracker of a year for children's books. 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The New York Times Back in 1911, The Times discovered a trove of literary criticism inside one of the state's most notorious prisons — but couldn't figure out who the author was. Leif Enger’s fans have waited 10 years for ‘Virgil Wander.’ Was it worth it? The Washington Post We are practically a cult, we faithful fans of Leif Enger's first novel, “Peace Like a River.” Appearing just as terrorists flew planes into the twin towers, Enger's story ... What does it mean to be Native American? A new novel offers a bracing answer. The Washington Post Toward the end of Tommy Orange's devastating debut novel, a 4-year-old Native American boy keeps asking his grandma: “What are we? What are we?” (Knopf). James Frey’s ‘Katerina’ is a million little pieces of narcissism and may be the worst novel of the year The Washington Post The infamous novelist outdoes himself with a fictionalized account of his fall from grace. Michelle Obama: Seven things every girl and woman needs to know The Irish Times The author and former US first lady offers her life advice for girls and young women. In ‘Fame,’ Justine Bateman recounts the terrible side effects of being a superstar The Washington Post The “Family Ties” actress's memoir is a visceral, insightful dissection of celebrity. Book review: “Book Thief” author’s newest, “Bridge of Clay,” demands patience The Denver Post Imagine five young brothers -- a mother who is dead and a father who has departed – sharing a home, trying to find their way through life, with beers cooling in ... Book review: John Grisham's latest, 'The Reckoning,' is good, bad, then good again. But there's still a... Deseret News John Grisham's latest novel will have you moving around in your seat like a whacky roller coaster. The ‘most wounded man in the history of war’ comes home in ‘Waiting for Eden’ The Washington Post Elliot Ackerman's latest novel, “Waiting for Eden,” is a classic triangle story of love and friendship, a ghost story, a captivity narrative and a study of human ... Murder and music coincide in ‘Destroy All Monsters’ The Washington Post Rock music has always had a kinship with violence, from Jerry Lee Lewis's flaming piano to the pantomimed gun deaths in Childish Gambino's recent “This Is ... Stephen King’s Halloween book is shockingly . . . heartwarming? The Washington Post Elevation” is a slim, humane novel about the virtues of being neighborly. Bob Woodward’s meticulous, frightening look inside the Trump White House The Washington Post It's hard to imagine a more disturbing portrait of a president than the one Bob Woodward painted of Richard Nixon in his final days: paranoid, poisoned by power ... A storied monster resurfaces in Sarah Perry’s ‘Melmoth’ The Washington Post Look! Over your shoulder, dear reader, she is coming for you. In her long rough black garments, Melmoth beckons you to follow and give in to her immeasurable ... John F. Kennedy’s assassination sets a thriller in motion in ‘November Road’ The Washington Post It is a moment in history we return to again and again: the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Entire libraries have been filled with volumes generated by this ... A med student gets a crash course in battle wounds and PTSD in ‘The Winter Soldier’ The Washington Post Daniel Mason uses both his writing talent and medical training in his new novel, set during World War I. ‘Ohio’ explains how America got into this dark mess of alienation and frustration The Washington Post Stephen Markley's bruising novel offers a prehistory of now. Chris Hayes Reviews Michiko Kakutani’s Book About Our Post-Truth Era The New York Times The Death of Truth” looks at “the age of Trump” — and shudders. In Barbara Kingsolver’s New Book, a Family Teeters on the Brink The New York Times Unsheltered,” a big, gripping, emotionally complex novel on the same scale as “The Poisonwood Bible,” explores what it means to have a safe place in the ... Can a woman find true love with a handsome fish? The Washington Post Toward the end of Melissa Broder's page-turner of a novel “The Pisces,” the protagonist, Lucy, a 38-year-old woman at a rough crossroads in her life, receives a ... Bad Blood, book review: The rise and fall of Theranos ZDNet Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou tells the astounding story of the Silicon Valley startup that dazzled investors, but whose technology simply didn't ... Donald Trump has made feminist dystopias great again The Washington Post Donald Trump may be a disaster for women's rights, but he's made feminist dystopias great again. Lately, every hot novel feels like it's grabbing “The ... In ‘Fear,’ Bob Woodward Pulls Back the Curtain on President Trump’s ‘Crazytown’ - The New York Times In ‘Fear,’ Bob Woodward Pulls Back the Curtain on President Trump’s ‘Crazytown’ The New York Times Nothing in Bob Woodward's sober and grainy new book, “Fear: Trump in the White House,” is especially surprising. This is a White House that has leaked from ... Gary Shteyngart takes aim at white male privilege The Washington Post 'Lake Success' skewers the clueless monied class but also has grander ambitions. Notes From the Book Review Archives The New York Times In which we consult the Book Review's past to shed light on the books of the present. This week: the original review of “Carrie.” Haruki Murakami turns his gaze toward middle age The Washington Post The Japanese novelist's latest, “Killing Commendatore,” has familiar flourishes but a *fresh* focus. Bill Clinton and James Patterson’s ‘The President Is Missing’ is an awkward duet The Washington Post Former president Bill Clinton and thriller writer James Patterson have teamed up to write a novel together, which for pure marketing genius would be like Ruth ... Reading ‘The Next Person You Meet in Heaven’ is hell The Washington Post Mitch Albom's sequel to “The Five People You Meet in Heaven” is overly sentimental and entirely unmoving. Barbara Kingsolver’s New Novel Moves Between the Distant Past and the Troubled Present The New York Times Unsheltered” threads the story of a present-day family struggling in New Jersey with that of a 19th-century science teacher who had lived on the same property. In ‘Washington Black,’ a 19th-century slave escapes on a balloon The Washington Post “Washington Black” — one of the most anticipated books of the year — should finally get American readers to wake up to this extraordinary novelist across our ... 20 years after ‘Cold Mountain,’ Charles Frazier is hot again The Washington Post Charles Frazier's first novel, “Cold Mountain,” was not only a massive bestseller about the Civil War, it was also a critical success. It won a 1997 National Book ... |
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