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  • Working In A Coal Mine

    The bestselling author of "Gorky Park" finds literary gold in a notorious English mining town.
  • Mona In The Promised Land

    Charles Taylor reviews the novel "Mona In The Promised Land" by Gish Jen.
  • Buckyworks

    Phil Leggiere reviews the book "Buckyworks: Buckminster Fuller's Ideas for Today" by Phil Leggiere.
  • In The Wilderness: Coming of Age in Unknown Country

    Maud Casey reviews "In the Wilderness: Coming of Age in Unknown Country" by Kim Barnes.
  • Pereira Declares

    Trey Graham reviews the novel "Pereira Declares" by Antonio Tabucchi
  • Old fartery & literary dish

  • COYOTE V. ACME

    James Marcus reviews the humor collection "Coyote V. Acme" by Ian Frazier.
  • Slowness

    Dwight Garner reviews the book "Slowness" by Milan Kundera.
  • Drawn With The Sword

    Katherine Whittemore reviews "Drawn With The Sword: Reflections on the American Civil War" by James M. McPherson.
  • Talking In Bed

    Robert Spillman reviews "Talking In Bed" by Antonya Nelson.
  • The Shadow Man

    Alex Kuczinski reviews Mary Gordon's memoir, "The Shadow Man: A Daughter's Search for Her Father".
  • The Last of the Savages

    Stephanie Zacharek reviews "The Last of the Savages" by Jay McInerney.
  • Louise Erdrich

    The creative instinct: Being the mother of five children has deepened her art, says the author of "Love Medicine" and the new "Tales of Burning Love"
  • GLOWing in the ashes

    In his latest novel, Graham Swift finds the big old truths in a funeral pilgrimage
  • Louise Erdrich The creative instinct

    Being the mother of five children has deepened her art, says the author of "Love Medicine" and the new "Tales of Burning Love"
  • Go And Tell Pharaoh

    Phil Leggiere reviews "Go and Tell Pharaoh: The Autobiography of The Reverend Al Sharpton" by Al Sharpton and Anthony Walton.
  • Heathens

    Stephanie Zacharek reviews David Haynes' novel "Heathens".
  • The Third Lie

    Kate Moses reviews Agota Kristof's novel "The Third Lie".
  • Seduced

    James Marcus reviews Nelson George's novel "Seduced: The Life and Times of a One-Hit Wonder".
  • A scruffy fighting place

    Poetry is not some grand institution, insists Nobel Prize-winner Seamus Heaney. It's "born out of the quarrel with ourselves."
  • The Temple Bombing

    Anne Whitehouse reviews Melissa Faye Greene's book "The Temple Bombing".
  • Poetry for the Rest of Us

    Nine poets to read all year long
  • The Song Of The DoDo

    Edward Neuert reviews the book "The Song Of The DoDo" by David Quammen.
  • DEAD MEAT

  • The Woman Who Walked into Doors

    Charles Taylor reviews the novel"The Woman Who Walked into Doors" by Roddy Doyle.
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