10 Most Addictive Books of 2015 (So Far)

by Peter Nichols

A literary island vacation with a worldly, wonderfully salacious storyteller. Full review >

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by Brad Gooch

This candid memoir lovingly evokes a life, and a world, lost. Full review >

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by Sarai Walker

Part Fight Club, part feminist manifesto, an offbeat and genre-bending novel that aims high—and delivers. Full review >

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by Bryan Burrough

A superb chronicle, long—but no longer than needed—and detailed, that sheds light on how the war on terror is being waged... Full review >

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by Paul Fischer

A meticulously detailed feat of rare footage inside the DPRK’s propaganda machinery. Full review >

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by Liza Marklund

Annika's ninth adventure is a bravura performance that raises Marklund's game and lifts her above the mystery genre. Full review >

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by Tracy K. Smith

Guilt and regret pervade Smith’s recollection of her mother’s illness and death, darkening the edges of this light-filled... Full review >

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by Heidi Julavits

An inventive, beautifully crafted memoir, wise and insightful. Full review >

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by Karl Ove Knausgaard ; translated by Don Bartlett

An entertaining portrait of the artist as a young lout. Full review >

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by Christopher Bollen

Skillfully written, with delightful malice aforethought. Full review >

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