My Sister, My Daughter: Behind the Scenes of a Great American Film
“The Big Goodbye: ‘Chinatown’ and the Last Years of Hollywood,” by Sam Wasson, contains plenty of nuggets about a classic movie.
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He Courted Me Through My Favorite Novel
Is romance the most scripted human experience there is?
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Rounding Up the Spies of World War II in 4 New Books
Stealing military secrets, plotting a presidential assassination, spreading disinformation: It’s all in a day’s work in these recent titles.
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A Legless Black Man Comes Into a Windfall in This Biting Satire
Claude McKay’s “Romance in Marseille,” published decades after it was written, tackles race and migration in a globally connected world much like our own.
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Out of Prison but Still Not Free
Jason Hardy spent four years as a probation and parole officer in New Orleans. In “The Second Chance Club,” he recounts what he learned on the job.
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It Was ‘Chanel’s Riviera’ in the 1930s. Then Came World War II.
A new history follows the icons and socialites of the Côte d’Azur before the rise of fascism.
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‘Something That May Shock and Discredit You,’ by Daniel Mallory Ortberg: An Excerpt
An excerpt from “Something That May Shock and Discredit You,” by Daniel Mallory Ortberg
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‘The King at the Edge of the World,’ by Arthur Phillips: An Excerpt
An excerpt from “The King at the Edge of the World,” by Arthur Phillips
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‘Indelicacy,’ by Amina Cain: An Excerpt
An excerpt from “Indelicacy,” by Amina Cain
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‘The Resisters,’ by Gish Jen: An Excerpt
An excerpt from “The Resisters,” by Gish Jen
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