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Every now and then I encounter people who can’t suspend disbelief.They ask how I can write about ‘such terrible things’... 
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Katy Waldman reads Madeleine L’Engle’s “A Wrinkle in Time” and compares its magic to what is missing from the new movie version, directed by Ava DuVernay.
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In the coming weeks, voters in Ireland will have the chance to repeal the eighth amendment, which recognises the equal rights to life of a foetus and the mother during pregnancy. We must send a message to the world, the author declares
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Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race praised for ‘holding up a mirror to contemporary Britain’
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Bergman talks about “Rise and Kill First,” and Felix Salmon discusses Chris Hughes’s “Fair Shot.”
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Though wary of being typecast as a one-note author, Mr. Kerr, to keep his fans satisfied, ended up writing 13 novels about a detective in Nazi-era Berlin.
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Here is how our panel of lawyers looked at key issues in a lawsuit over Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s novel.
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Lispector’s second novel, originally published in 1946, has been translated into English for the first time.
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In one book, Professor Mahmood, a scholar at Berkeley, examined a grass-roots women’s movement in Egypt focused on moral reform.
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In Xhenet Aliu’s debut novel, a postindustrial landscape is the setting for two generations of heartache.
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Meghan Tifft, author of "From Hell to Breakfast," recommends stories about the modern problems of supernatural beings...
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From William Burroughs’s Naked Lunch to Paul Bowles’s translations of Moroccan authors, here are the best novels set in the city
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It's 463 pages of Danish Gothic script. Furthermore, it's a mediocre scan on Google Books that I'm trying to access through the shoddy wifi in the intercity train from Leiden to Groningen. Those are my main excuses for failing to find the first-ever reference to urban plants. According to Herbert Sukopp, the Berlin
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"We are idealists and we are realists. We are dreamers and we are builders. We are experiencers and we are experimenters. We long for certainties, yet we
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New report exposes decline in diversity in romance writing, as editor resigns after telling author they avoid putting non-white characters on covers ‘because we like the book to sell’
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Cambridge Analytica has been accused of unauthorised ‘data harvesting’ from Facebook accounts – but why do we call it that?
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In novels by Lissa Evans, Roshani Chokshi and Diane Magras, girls go on urgent rescue missions. That’s only fair, since they caused the trouble themselves.
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In “Yellow Negroes and Other Imaginary Creatures,” Yvan Alagbé tells the stories of people who have been marginalized by society.
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The actor spares no one in “Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff,” about a hired killer (maybe) and politics (for sure).
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In “The Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand,” Dyer’s essays accompany 100 photographs that capture the fallout from the midcentury American moment.
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“See What Can Be Done” collects the acclaimed fiction writer’s book reviews, personal essays, political pieces and ruminations on TV series.
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The 58th New York Antiquarian Book Fair brought 210 sellers of rare books to the Park Avenue Armory earlier this month.
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