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Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1846. Pp. xii, 200. Illus., diag., appends., notes, index. Green Book review – a bumpy ride through the deep south The Guardian Mahershala Ali plays a jazz musician who confronts the racism of his driver, played by Viggo Mortensen, in a warm but tentative real-life story. Assessing the Facebook Problem The New York Times Roger McNamee talks about “Zucked,” and Charles Finch discusses the season's best thrillers. Green Book review – racially tone-deaf | Film The Guardian Mahershala Ali's performance shines through despite ill-judged moments from director Peter Farrelly. Waiting for redemption The Tribune TheTribune: There's a sense of growing revulsion and dread that overpowers the reader as the story moves forward. Book Review: 'The Spirit Of Science Fiction,' By Roberto Bolaño NPR The Chilean novelist Roberto Bolaño, who died in 2003, is as influential as a dead man can get. He's a literary giant across the Americas, with a mystique ... BWW Review: LADY WRITES THE BLUES at Hackensack Performing Arts Center Broadway World Editor's Note: Broadwayworld.com welcomes this guest review by Lianna Albrizio. Lianna is a seasoned journalist and editor of DiningOut New Jersey Magazine ... Dangerous Hero by Tom Bower review – does the Corbyn exposé reveal anything new? The Guardian A biography which tries to convince readers that the Labour leader is unfit for office scores some hits but is itself flawed. Green Book reviews: What do critics say about Green Book? Express The story of Green Book reads: "Tony Lip (Mortensen), a bouncer from an Italian-American neighbourhood in the Bronx, is hired to drive Dr Don Shirley (Ali), ... It’s been 18 years since Elizabeth McCracken’s last novel. ‘Bowlaway’ was worth the wait. The Washington Post The story of a larger-than-life bowling enthusiast deftly flits between tragedy and comedy. Valeria Luiselli’s Latest Novel Is a Mold-Breaking New Classic The New York Times In “Lost Children Archive,” an unhappily married couple set out on a road trip, with their two young children, to visit the ancestral homeland of the Apaches in ... Sub-Saharan epic mines a rich mythical tapestry Independent.ie The "Black Panther effect" could be the desired outcome of this latest assault from Booker winner (for 2014's A Brief History of Seven Killings) and ... The Wych Elm by Tana French review – a portrait of privilege The Guardian Over the last 12 years Tana French has become known for blisteringly good crime thrillers narrated by various cops in the fictional Dublin Murder Squad. Angie Thomas follows up ‘The Hate U Give’ with the story of an aspiring hip-hop star The Washington Post On the Come Up” is also set in Garden Heights, this time following the gifted emcee Bri. In 'Nobody's Looking At You,' The Author Finds Herself Part Of The Story NPR At a certain point in her new collection Nobody's Looking at You, pulling together previously uncompiled essays, Janet Malcolm fails — and it's fascinating. Heads, hands and hearts: How 'Globotics' will change worklife Mathrubhumi English Predictions about job crisis that the advent of robotics and artificial intelligence may unleash in developing as well as developed nations have been doing the ... 70 and Female Is the New Cool The New York Times Mary Pipher's “Women Rowing North” celebrates the unacknowledged talents and wisdom of older women — a demographic increasingly in the limelight. An Anti-Facebook Manifesto, by an Early Facebook Investor The New York Times In “Zucked,” the venture capitalist Roger McNamee — a former mentor to Mark Zuckerberg — reveals the inner workings behind the platform's troubling rise to ... Military Book Review Rules of Play: Game Design Fundamentals Strategy Page by Katie Salen Tekinbas & Eric Zimmerman. Cambridge, Ma.: The MIT Press, 2004. Pp. xvi, 672. Illus., notes, biblio., index. $72.00. ISBN: 0262240459. A Classic ... Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant by Joel Golby – review The Guardian The Vice journalist's debut collection switches nimbly between the poignant and the absurd. Improvement by Joan Silber review – the US's own Alice Munro? The Guardian An ambitious patchwork novel tells the stories of a truck driver, a single mother in Harlem and a Turkish farmer's wife. ‘Black Leopard, Red Wolf’ is the fantasy epic everyone will be talking about The Washington Post Stand aside, Beowulf. There's a new epic hero slashing his way into our hearts, and we may never get all the blood off our hands. (Riverhead). Marlon James is ... Military Book Review De Gaulle Strategy Page by Julian Jackson. Cambridge, Ma.: Belknap Press at Harvard University Press, 2018. Pp. xl, 888+. Illus., maps, notes, biblio., index. $39.95. ISBN:0 674987217. The Dhabas of Amritsar: trotter soup for the soul The Hindu If you are going to Amritsar, carry this book with you. Julia Donaldson's Zog review at Rose Theatre, Kingston-upon-Thames The Stage Julia Donaldson's dragon takes flight in Mike Shepherd's inventive if convoluted adaptation at the Rose Theatre, Kingston. Late in the Day review: A nuanced account of social class The Independent Tessa Hadley's compelling new novel, Late in the Day, is a subtle, delicate evocation of modern life. Hadley has always been interested in reflections and ... Similarities in 2 Novels Raise Questions About the Limits of Literary Influence - The New York Times Similarities in 2 Novels Raise Questions About the Limits of Literary Influence The New York Times Last year, while promoting his debut thriller, “The Woman in the Window,” Dan Mallory praised the tradition of literary mimicry: “It is often said that 'good writers ... Meet one of Japan's greatest modern philosophers in 'Nishida Kitaro: The Man and His Thought' The Japan Times First published in Japanese in 1985, "Nishida Kitaro: The Man and His Thought" brings together diverse essays about both Nishida and his philosophy of ... Eric Hobsbawm: A Life in History by Richard J Evans review: A fair biography, despite some indulgences The Independent A colleague familiar with Eric Hobsbawm summed him up pretty much in two words. “Evil” was one, and you can guess the other. The Most-Read Book Reviews of 2018 Publishers Weekly We review more than 8000 books per year, and these were the 10 most-read reviews of books published in 2018. A seductive, steamy novel of Tennessee Williams and his lover The Boston Globe What was it like to be one of the moons — a prominent moon, but still just a moon — orbiting the lush, overwrought, pill-popping planet known as Tennessee ... How Stephen King saved regional book reviews in Maine’s biggest daily paper Vox Welcome to Vox's weekly book link roundup, a curated selection of the internet's best writing on books and related subjects. Here's the best the web has to offer ... How The New York Times Book Review Chooses Its Reviewers New York Times Stephen King, a recent Times reviewer, wrote back in 30 seconds and was a “dream” to edit. It's not always that easy. MWPA Saves Local Book Reviews with Boost from Stephen King Publishers Weekly Backed by social media support from author and Maine resident Stephen King, a petition and lobbying effort by the Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance has ... Everybody who loves books should check out ‘The Library Book’ The Washington Post Susan Orlean had never burned a book before. The idea was repulsive to her, calling up images of Nazis tossing Torahs into the flames. But she wanted to know ... Christopher Lehmann-Haupt’s Most Memorable Book Reviews The New York Times Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, the influential critic who died earlier this week, wrote some 4,000 reviews and essays during his three-decade tenure covering ... ‘Green Book’ Review: A Road Trip Through a Land of Racial Clichés The New York Times “Green Book” is a road movie set in 1962, long before Apple or Google Maps or Waze, but as it makes its way from New York to Alabama and back, you might ... How Stephen King saved a local paper's book reviews section The National King called on his legion of fans via Twitter, and in about 24 hours had dozens of new subscribers signing up for the near-defunct local reviews. Stephen King’s Halloween book is shockingly . . . heartwarming? The Washington Post Elevation” is a slim, humane novel about the virtues of being neighborly. How The Times Avoids Conflicts of Interest in Book Reviews The New York Times Pamela Paul and two other editors of The New York Times Book Review explain how they use the section's long tradition as a “political Switzerland” to try to ... Merchants of Truth: a tough-minded take on the state of modern journalism The Irish Times Notwithstanding her apparent lapses on attribution, former New York Times executive editor Abramson is savvy in her analysis. ‘Milkman’ — one of the most challenging books of the year — is also one of the most rewarding The Washington Post The delay didn't help. We've waited almost two months to get our hands on Anna Burns's “Milkman,” the novel that won the Man Booker Prize in London on Oct. Book reviews: Mazes, stories share about the Book of Mormon in 'Amazing Scriptures' and ' From Lehi to Moroni' Deseret News Go on an adventure with Nephi and his brothers as they try to get the brass plates from Laban in this interactive Book of Mormon adventure full of mazes, comics ... ‘Come With Me’: Love in the time of technology The Washington Post Helen Schulman's “Come With Me” delves into the interplay of technology and relationships with edgy, upsetting and tragic results. And yet, the story is also ... Nicole Flattery on what inspired her debut, Show Them A Good Time The Irish Times A sneak preview of Saturday's books pages. The Library Fire That Ignited an Author’s Imagination The New York Times Susan Orlean's “The Library Book” is an absorbing account of the 1986 fire that devastated the Los Angeles Central Library and a homage to libraries ... The 10 Best Books of 2018 The New York Times The editors of The Times Book Review choose the best fiction and nonfiction titles this year. Bookmark: Good and bad news for book reviews — and Stephen King to the rescue Minneapolis Star Tribune Two big things happened recently in the world of book reviewing, one quite good and one very bad. We'll start with the bad. On Jan. 7, the Dallas Morning News ... 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 ... These Are Some of the Best Book Reviews We’ve Ever Read. A Sing Sing Prisoner Wrote Them Over a Century Ago. 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. James Frey’s ‘Katerina’ is a million little pieces of narcissism and may be the worst novel of the year The Washington Post Hang on tight. James Frey has written a memoir disguised as a novel about his first novel that was disguised as a memoir. But the only thing you really need to ... Becoming by Michelle Obama review – race, marriage and the ugly side of politics The Guardian This revealing memoir offers new insights into her upbringing on the south side of Chicago and the highs and lows of life with Barack Obama. What's behind a recent rise in books coverage? Columbia Journalism Review If it occasionally feels like nobody reads books, anymore—that we are indeed witnessing the slow death of the literary novel, and the rapid decline of leisure ... Dreams are dangerous — and contagious — in Karen Thompson Walker’s apocalyptic thriller The Washington Post To Herodotus and Homer, dreams were divine prophesies to be interpreted by priests. Then psychoanalysts saw them as the quickest route to the unconscious. A cardiologist on matters of the heart The Washington Post Sandeep Jauhar opens his new book, “Heart: A History,” with the story of a patient — Jauhar himself. Shortness of breath while climbing the stairs to his office ... In ‘Becoming,’ Michelle Obama Mostly Opts for Empowerment Over Politics The New York Times The former first lady's memoir is mostly about her childhood in Chicago, her marriage and her time in the White House, but she leaves room for some ... Green Book review: how the movie flattens America’s racist history Vox.com The movie is named after guides published for black travelers in segregated America. But its spin is all Hollywood. 8 New Books We Recommend This Week The New York Times Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times. In Barbara Kingsolver’s ‘Unsheltered,’ Trump is just the latest threat to Earth’s survival The Washington Post The novel relates our current culture war to the battle over Darwin more than a century ago. In Tessa Hadley’s new novel, death mixes everybody up The Washington Post With each new book by Tessa Hadley, I grow more convinced that she's one of the greatest stylists alive. The British author of seven novels and several story ... 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. Book Review: 'Keeping At It' by Paul Volcker Fortune At 91, former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker pulls no punches in "Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Governance." The Dreamers is a startling, beautiful portrait of a community in peril: EW review Entertainment Weekly News The apocalypse has never looked as peaceful as it does in 'The Dreamers,' a beautiful, tender exploration of the human spirit. Comic Book Reviews: 'Fantastic Four' and 'Black Hammer: Cthu-Louise' - Louisville Eccentric Observer Comic Book Reviews: 'Fantastic Four' and 'Black Hammer: Cthu-Louise' Louisville Eccentric Observer The book opens with the Fantastic Four moving into their new headquarters in Grimm's apartment on the eve of the wedding. Book Review: Stephen King's 'Elevation' celebrates a tolerant America The National Ben East reviews the American author's latest novel, which tells the story of a man grappling with something supernatural. Witty And Stylish, 'Insurrecto' Offers An Inside View Of The Pain Of Colonization NPR Ever since I was young, I've loved stories set in the far-flung reaches of the West's many empires — from the British Raj of E. M. 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