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Ian McEwan Teaches Some 'Lessons'
In his ambitious new novel, the author recounts a long and complicated life framed by the historical events of the past 70 years.
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Rasheed Newson Tells a New York Story
In Newson's debut novel, 'My Government Means to Kill Me,' a Black gay Midwesterner finds himself in the middle of the city’s AIDS crisis in the 1980s.
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Teddy Wayne's New Novel Enters the Culture Wars
A disgruntled Luddite plans an ambitious takedown of society in 'The Great Man Theory.'
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What’s with Those Boys? Katie Hafner Is Asking.
In her debut novel, 'The Boys,' the accomplished journalist creates a unique family story filled with surprises.
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Alice Elliott Dark's New Novel Knows the Ties That Bind
‘Fellowship Point’ celebrates the lifelong friendship of two extraordinary women.
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Adriana Trigiani's Multigenerational Epic
The bestselling author unearths an important piece of WWII history in a story of Italy, family, and immigration in 'The Good Left Undone.'
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Delia Ephron's Memoir Believes in Magic
'Left on Tenth: A Second Chance at Life' tells the story of the author's grief, illness, and recovery—and an unexpected romance.
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Jennifer Egan Welcomes the Future in Latest Novel
In Jennifer Egan’s new novel, a “sibling” to ‘Goon Squad,’ her imagination and compassion for human connection reach electrifying heights.
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Fernanda Melchor's Mexico Is No 'Paradais'
Two teenage boys from opposite social classes succumb to the horrific in the author's riveting critique of Mexican society.
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A Forbidden Love Grows in Douglas Stuart's Glasgow
The Booker Prize–winning author of 'Shuggie Bain' tells a tale of forbidden love between two boys in the dangerous world of working-class Glasgow in 'Young Mungo.'
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