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Maggie Nelson Explores Freedom
With a gimlet eye, the author looks at freedom through the spheres of art, sex, drugs, and climate in 'On Freedom.'
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A Campus Killer Stalks the Pages of This Debut Thriller
In Vera Kurian’s 'Never Saw Me Coming,' a psychological experiment with college students leads to mayhem and murder.
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What Does Freedom Mean? A Debut Novel Is Asking.
In 'The Sweetness of Water,' Nathan Harris writes about the life of two formerly enslaved men after the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Kristen Radtke Writes, and Draws, Our Loneliness
In her new graphic nonfiction book, 'Seek You,' Radtke takes a multifaceted look at how alone we are.
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An Art Historian Considers the Art of the Steal
In Cynthia Saltzman’s new book, 'Plunder,' the story of a famous painting illuminates Napoleon’s extensive theft of art.
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Clint Smith's Nonfiction Debut Reckons with History
In 'How the Word Is Passed,' the poet and journalist explores the history of slavery “under our feet.”
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Keith Ridgway's Tales of the City
The author's immersive new novel, 'Shock,' portrays a London neighborhood whose denizens are living on the edge.
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Dawnie Walton Writes a Rockin' Novel
The author's provocative debut chronicles the rise and fall of a biracial 1970s rock duo.
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Maggie Shipstead's Novel Gone 'Round the World
Shipstead’s immersive third novel spans centuries and continents with the story of an aviator and the actor who portrays her.
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Looking for Love with Nobel Laureate Kazuo Ishiguro
In his new novel 'Klara and the Sun,' his first since winning the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2017, Ishiguro tells the tale of an artificial intelligence longing for human connection.
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