What All the Fuzz is About: This Week in Books
These five new literary products will add more value to your life than whatever Silicon Valley has in store for you today.
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These five new literary products will add more value to your life than whatever Silicon Valley has in store for you today.
These six new books hitting the shelves today are actual fire.
This week offers a solid lineup of stimulating new books, including Kia Corthron's Moon and the Mars.
Today’s new books—and other notable links. Mentioned: Kat Chow, Peter Heller, Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, Matt Bell, Nick Antosca, Ursula K. Le Guin.
New books this week include Dawn Tripp's novel of Georgia O'Keeffe, Jhumpa Lahiri's Italian memoir, a debut novel from Idra Novey, and National Book Award finalist Christopher Sorrentino's latest.
When people ask what I've been up to lately, I say, "Not much, just lounging in my new Snuggie and reading Amber Sparks' The Unfinished World."
New books released this week include "The Portable Veblen" by Elizabeth McKenzie, "The Man Without a Shadow" by Joyce Carol Oates, and "The Road to Little Dribbling" by Bill Bryson.
After encountering a giant Bernie Sanders on Fremont Street last night, I realized that as a former Vermonter, I'd be remiss not to prop up a few books that #feelthebern.
Writers on self-pity, "the most destructive of non-pharmaceutical narcotics." Also, why so much "competitive victimhood" in social media?
New book releases from Dean Koontz, Elizabeth Day, and Christopher Buckley.