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After Years of Solitude, Spanish Literary Champion Takes Partner [20 Jun 2014|01:19am]
Carmen Balcells, who for half a century represented many top names in Spanish and Latin American literature, is forming a joint venture with Andrew Wylie.






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Daniel Keyes, Author of ‘Flowers for Algernon,’ Dies at 86 [20 Jun 2014|01:29am]
Mr. Keyes’s best-known novel tells of a man who gains and then loses his intelligence. It became the film “Charly,” with Cliff Robertson.






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Open Book: The Great Y.A. Debate of 2014 [20 Jun 2014|02:12pm]
A recent essay on Slate argued that adults should be embarrassed to read young adult books.
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Paperback Row [20 Jun 2014|02:13pm]
Paperback books of particular interest.
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Editors’ Choice [20 Jun 2014|02:13pm]
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.
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‘The Quick,’ by Lauren Owen [20 Jun 2014|02:17pm]
A vampire novel set in Victorian London is told from multiple perspectives.
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The Shortlist: Lisa See’s ‘China Dolls,’ and More [20 Jun 2014|02:32pm]
New books by Lauren Francis-Sharma, Claire Kendal, Lisa See, Jennifer Weiner and Lauren Willig.
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James Nestor’s ‘Deep’ [20 Jun 2014|02:32pm]
Learning to freedive affords a journalist access to a range of underwater worlds.
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‘The Reef,’ by Iain McCalman [20 Jun 2014|02:32pm]
A history of our desire to conquer, understand, embrace and ultimately save the Great Barrier Reef.
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‘Suddenly, Love,’ by Aharon Appelfeld [20 Jun 2014|02:34pm]
In Aharon Appelfeld’s novel, a sick and aging man in Jerusalem hires a young caretaker.
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‘Hotel Florida,’ by Amanda Vaill [20 Jun 2014|02:34pm]
A collective portrait of three couples, including Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn, caught up in the Spanish Civil War.
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‘The Letters of Robert Frost: Volume 1, 1886-1920’ [20 Jun 2014|02:43pm]
The poet’s letters reveal a dedicated writer and ambitious man.
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‘New Life, No Instructions,’ by Gail Caldwell [20 Jun 2014|02:43pm]
Gail Caldwell revisits a turning point in her life, one that opened up a world of new possibilities and connections.
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Geoff Dyer’s ‘Another Great Day at Sea,’ ‘The Colour of Memory’ and ‘The Search’ [20 Jun 2014|02:44pm]
From his fiction and cultural criticism to his latest adventure on an aircraft carrier, Geoff Dyer has defied genres for decades.
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Gwen Edelman’s ‘Train to Warsaw’ [20 Jun 2014|02:44pm]
A couple return to Poland, 40 years after the war and their escape from the Warsaw ghetto.
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Inside the List [20 Jun 2014|02:45pm]
Diana Gabaldon’s “Written in My Own Heart’s Blood” — the eighth entry in her Outlander series of time-traveling romances — is No. 1 on the hardcover fiction list, with a new TV show based on the series coming in August.
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Matter: This Is Your Brain on Writing [20 Jun 2014|02:46pm]
For the first time, researchers have used fMRI scanners to track the brain activity of writers as they created fiction. The results have drawn strong reactions from other scientists.
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Cross Cuts: The Enduring Impact of World War I [20 Jun 2014|04:00pm]
Cast in its day as “the war to end all wars,” World War I has instead become the war to which all subsequent wars and much else in modern life seem to refer, consciously or not.






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ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Dan Barber’s ‘Third Plate’ [20 Jun 2014|04:13pm]
Mr. Barber talks about his new book, and James Nestor discusses “Deep: Freediving, Renegade Science, and What the Ocean Tells Us About Ourselves.”






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Hillary Rodham Clinton’s ‘Hard Choices’ [20 Jun 2014|05:40pm]
In “Hard Choices,” Hillary Clinton takes the reader along on her journey representing the United States as President Obama’s top diplomat.






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Calculated Risks: Hillary Rodham Clinton’s ‘Hard Choices’ [20 Jun 2014|05:40pm]
In “Hard Choices,” Hillary Clinton takes the reader along on her journey representing the United States as President Obama’s top diplomat.






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Reinventing Emily Gould [20 Jun 2014|09:14pm]
A former serpent-tongued devil behind Gawker and a proponent of oversharing now disdains the kind of attention that once defined her.






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Scene Stealers: Amy Alkon’s Crusade Against Rudeness [20 Jun 2014|09:22pm]
An interview with the author, known as Emily Postal, of a syndicated advice column and two books on manners.






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