Written by Xanthi Barker When Xanthi Barker’s father died when she was in her twenties, she could make no sense
"When my father died, I struggled to grieve for a man who had been absent for most of life"
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Turning to Books to Grasp the Most Ungraspable Disease
When my family moved to the United States in 1976, the country was in the midst of what could be
A Novel Follows ‘Strange Flowers’ in an Insular Irish Village
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How Do You Solve a Problem Like Los Angeles?
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11 brilliant new memoirs to read during your staycation
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12 New Books We Recommend This Week
No matter where you plant your flag on the empiricism scale, we have a book for you this week, from
Rivka Galchen’s Historical Novel Satirizes Moral Panic
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‘Barcelona Dreaming’ Offers a Nostalgic Trip to Pre-Crisis Europe
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Look Inside Philip Roth’s Personal Library
The author of “Goodbye, Columbus” and “The Human Stain” left several thousand books, many of them with notes or letters,
New in Paperback: ‘Luster’ and ‘Sex and Vanity’
By Tina Jordan SAINT X, by Alexis Schaitkin. (Celadon, 368 pp., $16.99.) Years after a young woman was murdered on