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A Period Is Questioned in the Declaration of Independence [03 Jul 2014|02:25am]
The official transcript of the Declaration of Independence may contain an errant period that contributes to what one scholar calls a “routine but serious misunderstanding” of the document.






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Walter Dean Myers Dies at 76; Author’s Gritty Tales Spoke to Youths [03 Jul 2014|04:11am]
Mr. Myers, who had a wide following among middle-school boys, wrote realistic and accessible stories about crime, war and life in the streets.
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ArtsBeat: The Words, and Works, of Walter Dean Myers [03 Jul 2014|01:55pm]
A collection of coverage of Mr. Myers’s work and his contributions in The Times.






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The Shortlist: Peter Eichstaedt’s ‘The Dangerous Divide,’ and More [03 Jul 2014|03:03pm]
New books by Peter Eichstaedt, Aviva Chomsky, and Lou Dobbs and James O. Born.
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Open Book: The State of the Union’s Books [03 Jul 2014|03:04pm]
Prominent political figures who have assumed the critic’s role for the Book Review include Henry Kissinger and Bill Clinton.
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Paperback Row [03 Jul 2014|03:06pm]
Paperback books of particular interest.
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Editors’ Choice [03 Jul 2014|03:06pm]
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.
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‘Fridays at Enrico’s,’ by Don Carpenter [03 Jul 2014|03:31pm]
Don Carpenter’s posthumous novel follows four aspiring writers during the early, heady days of the Beat scene.
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‘Big Money,’ by Kenneth P. Vogel [03 Jul 2014|03:31pm]
With no cap on campaign contributions, political organizations target elite donors seeking insider access.
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Smith Henderson’s ‘Fourth of July Creek’ [03 Jul 2014|03:31pm]
An overburdened social worker becomes involved with a nearly feral boy and his survivalist father in 1980 Montana.
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‘Whistler,’ by Daniel E. Sutherland [03 Jul 2014|03:32pm]
A portrait of the complex, quarrelsome, distinctive artist James McNeill Whistler.
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Edan Lepucki’s ‘California’ [03 Jul 2014|03:35pm]
In an apocalyptic future, a couple seek a stable community as they prepare for the birth of their baby.
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‘American Crucifixion,’ by Alex Beam [03 Jul 2014|03:35pm]
The life, and death by lynch mob, of Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism.
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Crime: Tom Bouman’s ‘Dry Bones in the Valley,’ and More [03 Jul 2014|03:36pm]
In Tom Bouman’s “Dry Bones in the Valley,” an elderly recluse finds a stranger dead on his property in northeastern Pennsylvania.
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‘A Most Imperfect Union,’ by Ilan Stavans [03 Jul 2014|03:37pm]
America’s true story lies with “its most overlooked and marginalized peoples,” this book argues.
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A. J. Baime’s ‘Arsenal of Democracy’ [03 Jul 2014|03:37pm]
Gearing up for World War II at Ford.
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Cristina Henríquez’s ‘Book of Unknown Americans’ [03 Jul 2014|03:37pm]
A group of Latino immigrants face the challenges of assimilation in Cristina Henríquez’s novel.
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Cristina Henríquez’s ‘Book of Unknown Americans’ [03 Jul 2014|03:37pm]
A group of Latino immigrants faces the challenges of assimilation in Cristina Henríquez’s novel.
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Inside the List [03 Jul 2014|06:13pm]
Jordan Ellenberg, whose “How Not to Be Wrong” is No. 15 on the hardcover nonfiction list, recently said about math: “We know nothing. Right now we are standing in a tiny circle of light around our feet.”
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Exhibition Review: Ludwig Bemelmans’s Madeline Celebrates a Milestone [03 Jul 2014|07:51pm]
A show at the New-York Historical Society celebrating Ludwig Bemelmans’s classic book “Madeline” is as much a tribute to its schoolgirl heroine as it is to her creator.
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Night Out : A Night Out With Lee Grant, Author of ‘I Said Yes to Everything’ [03 Jul 2014|08:06pm]
Lee Grant discusses her new memoir, “I Said Yes to Everything”
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Night Out : A Night Out With Lee Grant, Author of ‘I Said Yes to Everything’ [03 Jul 2014|08:06pm]
Lee Grant discusses her new memoir, “I Said Yes to Everything.”
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Books of The Times: ‘Echo’s Bones,’ a Beckett Short Story Rediscovered [03 Jul 2014|08:36pm]
Samuel Beckett’s “Echo’s Bones,” a short story, is being published eight decades after his editor rejected it.






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