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With ‘Killer in the Code,’ Michael Connelly Puts His Reputation on the Line

Peter Nadas, Author of ‘the Greatest Novel Written in Our Time,’ Dies at 83

21 New Books to Read in September: John Green, R.F. Kuang, Marlon James and More

Book Review: ‘Crossing the Wine-Dark Sea,’ by Emily Wilson

22 New Books to Read in September: John Green, R.F. Kuang, Marlon James and More

The Best Literary Detective You’ve Never Heard Of, and the Man Who Made Him

Yes, its titans were bad writers, narcissists, failed artists, murderers, and Nazis — and yet, it’s okay to love literary theory

Frank O'Hara packed 100 references into 500 lines. Even his most devoted readers miss most of them

Robert Skidelsky, Definitive Biographer of Keynes, Dies at 86

A Comic Book About ‘Dogs’ Has a Serious Purpose

Book Review: ‘The Black Shield,’ by Wilbert L. Cooper

What is intelligence? A vice president at Google aims to find out, ignoring decades of lessons from cognitive science and linguistics

Before puritanism and personality cults made it boring, affect theory brimmed with real intellectual potential. Laura Kipnis explains