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Silverview: The John le Carré thriller that came in from the cold
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The John le Carré thriller that came in from the cold
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Review: ‘The Complete Stories,’ by Flannery O’Connor
This collection — which appeared seven years after the Southern Gothic writer’s death in 1964 — was reviewed by Alfred
Elizabeth Strout Gets Meta in Her New Novel About Marriage
By Jennifer Egan OH WILLIAM! By Elizabeth Strout One proof of Elizabeth Strout’s greatness is the sleight of hand with
‘The boy with wings’ – Lenny Henry keeps beating stereotypes with his new children’s book
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He Stayed Grounded by Writing a Thriller Set in Outer Space
Chris Hadfield went viral as an astronaut singing David Bowie in orbit. Now he has written a Cold War thriller
Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Literary Freedom as an Essential Human Right
By Henry Louis Gates Jr. “The freedom to write”: PEN America’s always resonant motto has a special resonance for Black
For Sutton Foster, Crochet Is a Survival Tactic
In her new book, “Hooked,” the Broadway and “Younger” actor opens up about how she collaged and cross-stitched her way
Amor Towles’s New Novel Takes You on an American Road Trip
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