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Figuring It Out: Two Novels About Ice Skating and Adolescence

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Meanwhile, she begins to understand how a lot her single mom has sacrificed to make her desires a chance. But Ana isn’t certain what her…

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James Comey and Truth in Government

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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen James Comey’s “Saving Justice” arrives three years after his first ebook, “A Higher Loyalty.” Joe…

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The Essential Octavia Butler

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DAWN is the core of the sequence, setting the stage for the Oankali’s protracted and perverse colonization. Many critics learn the Oankali as benevolent saviors…

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What Is a Home? In ‘Aftershocks,’ the Answer Is Not So Clear

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AFTERSHOCKSBy Nadia Owusu Where are you from? If somebody had been to ask, you would possibly cite your present ZIP code or share the place…

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New in Paperback: ‘Amnesty’ and ‘Cool Town’

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Six new paperbacks to take a look at this week. Source link

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Punctuated Poetry and Other Letters to the Editor

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Exclamation Point To the Editor: Too dangerous W. S. Merwin isn’t round to take the different aspect concerning Elisa Gabbert’s effusive reward of “punctuation as…

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Mary Catherine Bateson Dies at 82; Anthropologist on Lives of Women

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Mary Catherine Bateson, a cultural anthropologist who was the writer of quietly groundbreaking books on women’s lives — and who as the one little one…

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Poem: Variation on a Theme by Elizabeth Bishop

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The remix, the allusion, the pulling one thing from the previous, even when it doesn’t really feel as if it’s your previous, and making one…

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For Comfort Reading, Susan Minot Turns to Comic Writers

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As far as consolation is anxious, I do know I’ll at all times discover the pleasure of laughter after I learn David Sedaris. As a…

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How ‘Orwellian’ Became an All-Purpose Insult

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After the occasions of final week, one has to wonder if Josh Hawley — for all of his prep college polish and Ivy League levels…

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In ‘Aftershocks,’ a Search for Home in a Life Around the World

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In Toni Morrison’s “Song of Solomon,” the character Pilate Dead is lacking a navel, making her an object of each suspicion and awe. She was,…

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8 takeaways from ‘The Cousins’ discussion with author Karen M. McManus

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Cathryn Haight January 12, 2021 | 3:58 PM On Thursday, the Boston.com Book Club gathered nearly for a reside streamed discussion with bestselling author Karen…

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Sally Rooney to Publish ‘Beautiful World, Where Are You’

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Somewhat over two years in the past, the novelist Sally Rooney appeared poised to take a well-earned victory lap. At 27, she had printed two…

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New & Noteworthy, From ‘Faust’ to Life in Lockdown

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Recent titles of curiosity: HOMO IRREALIS: Essays, by André Aciman. (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $27.) In this assortment, the creator of “Call Me by Your…

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Stories of Everyday Strangeness, in the Midwest and Beyond

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LIFE AMONG THE TERRANAUTSBy Caitlin Horrocks Wouldn’t life be less complicated if we might simply slumber via it? In “The Sleep,” the opening story of…

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Was the Constitution a Pro-Slavery Document?

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In making their case that the Constitution favored freedom over slavery, the antislavery Northerners interpreted and parsed each a part of it as imaginatively as…

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The Joys of Approaching Life as an Amateur

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BEGINNERSThe Joy and Transformative Power of Lifelong LearningBy Tom Vanderbilt Early in his new e book, “Beginners,” the journalist Tom Vanderbilt finds himself unexpectedly adopting…

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A Bereaved Daughter Delves Into Her Mother’s Secrets

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Cowan comes to grasp why her mom discovered it troublesome to bond; her childhood all however assured it. Established within the 18th century as a…

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How Martin Luther King Jr.’s Imprisonment Changed American Politics Forever

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NINE DAYS The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life and Win the 1960 ElectionBy Stephen Kendrick and Paul Kendrick The African-American wrestle for…

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The Perils of Social Distancing

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SOCIAL CHEMISTRYDecoding the Patterns of Human ConnectionBy Marissa King Reading Marissa King’s “Social Chemistry” throughout a pandemic is an unsettling expertise. King, who wrote her…

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The Pariah Post-Presidency

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But Mr. Trump will be hard-pressed to evade the appreciable monetary challenges going through his resorts and resorts, difficulties exacerbated by a pandemic that devastated…

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Every infrequently, a information headline calls out for massive, daring font. This winter, these headlines saved coming. The information since Election Day has been dominated…

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