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Liza Wieland Takes a Master Poet to Paris
Wieland’s novel 'Paris, 7 A.M.' centers on Elizabeth Bishop’s stay in Paris in 1937, when the poet’s journals abruptly break off.
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Jared Diamond's New Book Pinpoints the Crisis of Our Times
Jared Diamond examines how political issues exacerbate many of the world’s problems in 'Upheaval.'
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Financial Physics: Spotlight on Michele Schneider
You don't have to be a math whiz to take advantage of Schneider's pattern-based financial knowledge. (Sponsored)
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Seth Turns the Past into Fiction
'Clyde Fans,' a new graphic novel from Seth that was 20 years in the making, is about the decline of a fan company and the brothers who own it.
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Julie Orringer Explores Varian Fry's Unbearable Moral Conundrum
Orringer’s sophomore novel, 'The Flight Portfolio,' follows Varian Fry, who helped thousands of refugees escape during WWII.
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The Mystery of Love: Spotlight on Michelle Cox
A Veil Removed, book four in Cox's beloved Henrietta and Inspector Howard series, blends mystery, history, and romance in an unforgettable story. (Sponsored)
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Steven Rowley Tackles Jackie O's Book Biz Years In His New Novel
Rowley’s 'The Editor' tells the story of a struggling writer whose novel gets acquired by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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In Susan Choi's Latest, Doing Everything Doesn't Mean Knowing Everything
Choi’s fifth novel, 'Trust Exercise,' is a narrative-bending story set (at first) at a performing arts high school in the 1980s.
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The Lee Brothers Leave the Cookbook Section
After three cookbooks, Matt and Ted Lee take readers behind the scenes of the catering world in 'Hotbox.'
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Siri Hustvedt Is Writing to Discover
Hustvedt’s genre-bending novel 'Memories of the Future' is a semi-fantastical, semi-autobiographical tale featuring an aspiring novelist from Minnesota in 1970s New York.
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