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These Two Books Ask, Was the Movie Better?

7 New Books We Recommend This Week

19 New Books Coming in September

New York Is Huge. These Books Help Cut It Down to Size.

Sometimes Protest Movements Are a Slow, Slow Burn

Along U.S. Route 144, Scenes of the Demoralizing American Grind

Book Club: Let’s Talk About ‘My Brilliant Friend’

The Children’s Fantasy Novel That Flew Off Britain’s Shelves

He Raps About Kids’ Books and Grammar, and He Has Fans

6 New Books We Recommend This Week

Her Husband Died, Then Her Mother. Northern Ireland Offered Solace.

A Modern Whodunit Set Among Social Media’s Hall of Mirrors

Brooklyn? Bah. Manhattan? Meh. A New Book Calls the Bronx the City’s Best Borough.

Two Sisters Take On the 20th Century, With Ghosts in Tow

How Does a Single Water Droplet Connect People Across Centuries?

A Memoir Offers an Insider’s Perspective Into the Pentagon’s U.F.O. Hunt

The Secret to Tom Wolfe’s Irresistible Snap, Crackle and Pop

Betty A. Prashker, Book Publishing Pioneer, Is Dead at 99

His Trilogy Explored the Nazi Era. Now He Looks at the People Behind It.

Family Is a Lot of Trouble in August’s Graphic Novels

The End-of-Summer Reading Roundup

6 New Paperbacks to Read This Week

At 23, She Had a Termination. 55 Years Later, She’s Ready to Write About It.

Talent, Glamour, Money, Fraud: Welcome to the Art World

Read Your Way Around Denver

The Author of ‘Red, White and Royal Blue’ Is Back, With More Spice and No Shame

Alexander Waugh, Literary Scion of a Literary Dynasty, Dies at 60

I Thought I Disliked These Authors. I Was Happy to Be Wrong.

From Harlem to Selma to Paris, James Baldwin’s Life in Pictures

Deborah Harkness Has Never Read Jane Austen. Really.