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by Barbara Taylor Bradford

Vintage Bradford, with lavish descriptions of the pleasures of palate and palette, victims as virtuous as they are gorgeous,... Full review >

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by S.G. Browne

These days there are very few American comedy writers bringing their A-game, but Browne is swinging for the fences. Full review >

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edited by S. Crumb & A. Crumb & R. Crumb

A revelation. Full review >

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by Newt Gingrich & William R. Forstchen

An informative if starchy novel about a crucial turning point in American history. Full review >

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by Yael Hedaya & translated by Jessica Cohen

A graceful exploration of loneliness, “their true covenant,” and the worm that gnaws at the heart of all things. Full review >

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by Stephen King

A collection of page-turning narratives for those who prefer the prolific tale spinner at his pulpiest. Full review >

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by Gregory Maguire

Certainly not everyone’s cup of tea, but an unfamiliar treat for those who like their comedy laced with a touch of satire. Full review >

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edited by Bill Bryson

Premium vest-pocket histories of science. Full review >

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by Richard Cohen

Apollo, Ra, Inti or Huitzilopochtli—all would rock with delight at Cohen’s sweeping endeavor. Full review >

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by Carlos Eire

An engrossing Cuban-American story that will leave readers wanting more. Full review >

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by Annelise Freisenbruch

Not nearly as soporific as most classical studies—a captivating look at imperial Rome’s roots in the making of the modern... Full review >

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by Jennifer Homans

The author artfully choreographs a huge, sometimes unruly cast, producing a work of elegance, emotion and enduring... Full review >

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by Patrick K. O'Donnell

George Company’s performance at Chosin Reservoir practically defines heroism. O’Donnell brings it to vivid life. Full review >

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by Tim Wu

Eye-opening reading, with implications for just about anyone who uses that utility, which means just about everyone. Full review >

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