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1+ year, 1+ day ago (458+ words) 1. ''The Hallmarked Man" by Robert Galbraith (Mulholland) 2. ''Katabasis (deluxe ed.)'' by R.F. Kuang (Harper Voyager) 3. ''Wild Reverence" by Rebecca Ross (Saturday) 4. ''Framed in Death" by J.D. Robb (St. Martin's) 5. ''Buckeye" by Patrick Ryan (Random House) 7. ''Apostle's Cove" by William Kent Krueger (Atria)…...
Review: ‘A Burning’ followup ‘A Guardian and a Thief’ is a ‘classic’
11+ mon, 5+ day ago (689+ words) Fiction: A family prepares to leave India against a cascade of obstacles. At just a hair more than 200 pages, “A Guardian and a Thief” manages superbly (and efficiently) to be many things: A beguilingly simple tale. A complicated morality play....
Review: An artist and his would-be boyfriend are ‘Minor Black Figures’
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (422+ words) Brandon Taylor’s fourth book, “Minor Black Figures,” begins in New York City in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade. Soon, Wyeth meets Keating, a handsome odd-jobber, busy in the city doing a “little of this, little…...
Review: A dying woman’s choices are unusual, and infuriating
10+ mon, 6+ day ago (186+ words) “Emily, Alone” and “Henry, Himself.” The Oscar winners star in a Holocaust-themed drama inspired by a Minneapolis...
Review: ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ writer spills the tea on her books’ origins
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (324+ words) Margaret Atwood’s new “Book of Lives” is subtitled “a memoir of sorts” — and in fact, it’s a venerable sort, a cradle-to-rocking-chair telling of a celebrated life. Today, most books of this type are produced by movie stars or musicians, while…...
Review: Basically, be glad you didn’t have Arundhati Roy’s mother
1+ year, 1+ week ago (604+ words) Nonfiction: Her “masterpiece” memoir details the award winner’s bond with the woman she refers to as “Mrs. Roy.” In “Mother Mary Comes to Me,” the Booker Prize winner (for “The God of Small Things”) unpacks memories of her childhood and…...
Review: Salman Rushdie still at top of his powers with ‘Eleventh Hour’
10+ mon, 2+ day ago (447+ words) Call him a master wordsmith, formal innovator, Booker prize winner, Nobel laureate-in-waiting, a sorcerer. Call him Sir Salman Rushdie. He slips into a story as gracefully as Laurence Olivier vanished into a Shakespearean role. Rushdie’s towering talent is evident throughout…...
Review: A tradwife shocks in Guthrie’s explosive ‘Doll’s House’
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (867+ words) Everyone knows the moment’s coming but foreknowledge does not lessen the shock. Eight years into a marriage where she has been belittled and petted like a chirpy bird, would-be tradwife Nora looks for understanding, even reciprocity, from the husband whose…...
Review: A Muslim queer love story draws in Gen Zers for a good reason
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (722+ words) Aaliyah that’s altered with a marker to make the pop star more modest. Designed by Mina Kinukawa, the room...
5 books we can’t wait to read in March
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (271+ words) There’s a little bit of everything coming to libraries and bookstores in March. Dirt-spilling superstar memoirs? Showbiz survivor Liza Minnelli has you covered. Bound-to-be-bestselling thrillers? Tana French is on it, with the return of a beloved character last seen in…...