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Why Jackson Pollock Owed Everything to Claude Monet

Janice Hallett Spins Murder Mysteries Out of Emails, Memos and Texts

What if Jurors Could See Life Through the Defendants’ Eyes?

New State Laws Are Fueling a Surge in Book Bans

First He Spoke for the Trees; Now He Speaks for the Sea

What Happened When an Ohio Megachurch Decided to Tackle Racism

This Family Is Miserable. You Should Meet Them Anyway.

Gillian Anderson Never Got Bored Reading Other Women’s Sexual Fantasies

Beautiful Drawings of Bodies in Crisis Fill September’s Graphic Novels

Connie Chung Signed Off, but She Isn’t Done Talking

Liane Moriarty Has Sold 20 Million Books. She Would Rather Not Talk About It.

An Unlikely Pair’s Difficult Pilgrimage From Rural Alabama to the White House

In Liane Moriarty’s Bustling New Novel, Fate Takes Flight

In ‘Still Life,’ a Trans Woman’s Homecoming Is Shaped by Grief

Do You Know These Sports Books That Became Movies?

2 Books Celebrating Happy Marriages

The Black List Helped Reshape Hollywood. Can It Change Publishing?

Matt Haig’s New Novel Is a Love Letter Filled With Magic

A Smart, Sinuous Espionage Thriller Brimming With Heat

22 Nonfiction Books to Read This Fall

24 Works of Fiction and Poetry to Read This Fall