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Book Review: ‘Promise Me, America,’ by Joe Biden
Book Review: ‘Promise Me, America,’ by Joe Biden
The 2026 New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books
The 2026 New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books
Moody, Chilling New Thrillers
Moody, Chilling New Thrillers
Book Review: ‘The Key Biscayne Affair,’ by Xita Rubert
Book Review: ‘The Key Biscayne Affair,’ by Xita Rubert
Richard Posner described himself as cold, callous, snobbish, selfish, and cruel. It's a good line, but it wasn't true
Richard Posner described himself as cold, callous, snobbish, selfish, and cruel. It's a good line, but it wasn't true
Major literary organizations rarely recognize works of science fiction. With M. John Harrison winning the Booker Prize, will that finally change?
Janet Malcolm’s journalistic persona was terrifyingly sharp. But her personal letters? “Messy, confusing, repetitive, and frequently boring”
Janet Malcolm’s journalistic persona was terrifyingly sharp. But her personal letters? “Messy, confusing, repetitive, and frequently boring”
David Remnick warned journalists against befriending their subjects. He made one exception for himself: Philip Roth
W.N.B.A. Star Caitlin Clark on Her New Book for Kids
Book Review: ‘The First House,’ by Avni Doshi
In the silken, seductive, perilous literary world of Saki, wolves howl, cats speak, and epigrams are matters of life and death
In the silken, seductive, perilous literary world of Saki, wolves howl, cats speak, and epigrams are matters of life and death
In a Paris suburb, 60,000 readers gather to celebrate “an American literature that Americans don’t like”
David Remnick warned journalists against befriending their subjects. He made one exception: Philip Roth
In Interview, Sonia Gandhi Recalls Love and Loss in India
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