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Jan 16, 2020Jeanine Cummins’ 'American Dirt' Is a Harrowing Tale of Immigration, Family and MemoryENTERTAINMENTby Nicholas Mancusi
Jan 16, 2020Zora Neale Hurston's Short Stories Finally Get Their Due in a New Posthumous CollectionENTERTAINMENTby Naina Bajekal
Jan 16, 2020NPR's Steve Inskeep Finds the American Present in the Past Through His BooksENTERTAINMENTby Karl Vick
Jan 16, 2020'I've Seen Everything.' Author Isabel Allende on Why She Doesn't Fear Death and the Inspiration for Her New NovelENTERTAINMENTby Belinda Luscombe
Jan 14, 2020Hundreds of Britons Volunteered for a Diary-Keeping Project in 1937. They Left an Invaluable Record of World War IIHISTORYby Julia Kelly
Jan 13, 2020Here Are the 10 Most Borrowed Books of All Time at the New York Public LibraryENTERTAINMENTby Annabel Gutterman
Jan 7, 2020Elizabeth Wurtzel, Author of Prozac Nation and Influential Gen X Voice, Dies at 52ENTERTAINMENTby Annabel Gutterman
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Dec 29, 2019President Obama Shares His Favorite Music, Books and Movies of 2019. Here's What Made the CutENTERTAINMENTby Jasmine Aguilera
Dec 23, 2019The Story of an Extravagant Christmas Dinner Near the North Pole in 1881IDEASby Buddy Levy
Dec 17, 2019‘It Had a Lifelong Effect on Her.’ A New Virginia Woolf Biography Deals With the Author’s Experience of Childhood Sexual AbuseHISTORYby Suyin Haynes
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