‘In a World That Shouts, This Book Is a Song Played Softly,’ Ethan Hawke Writes
Wolf Wondratschek’s “Self-Portrait With Russian Piano” is about an aging concert performer who comes to loathe the spotlight.
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You’re Going to Want to Join this Odyssey Through Postwar Japan
Asha Lemmie’s sprawling, thought-provoking debut novel, “Fifty Words for Rain” will give you 50 reasons to cancel the rest of your day.
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Elena Ferrante Returns With ‘The Lying Life of Adults’
In her first novel in five years, the author of “My Brilliant Friend” revisits old themes.
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Set in Uganda, This Coming-of-Age Story Contains Universal Themes
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi’s new novel, “A Girl Is a Body of Water,” follows its young heroine as she grows up without a mother.
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This Year Is Complicated. Three New Novels Remind Us the Past Was No Picnic Either.
From Detroit to Tuscany to an island off the coast of Germany, these books dip into other lives and heartbreaks.
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New & Noteworthy, From Netflix to Writers’ Writers
A selection of recent titles of interest; plus, a peek at what our colleagues around the newsroom are reading.
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When America’s Cold War Strategy Turned Corrupt
Scott Anderson’s “The Quiet Americans” describes how good intentions in foreign policy could lead to dire results.
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Torn Between War and Art, a Journalist Chooses Both
“Out of Mesopotamia,” by Salar Abdoh, is as much a meditation on time and memory as it is a book about modern warfare.
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Paranoid of a Lurking Evil, a Writer Goes Down the Rabbit Hole
In Hari Kunzru’s novel “Red Pill,” a retreat to a peaceful study center in Berlin becomes a quest against the world’s dark forces.
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‘In a World That Shouts, This Book Is a Song Played Softly,’ Ethan Hawke Writes
Wolf Wondratschek’s “Self-Portrait With Russian Piano” is about an aging concert performer who comes to loathe the spotlight.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
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