August, 2014 - nytbooks

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1:21p	nytbooks	Siegfried Sassoon’s World War I Diaries Become Available Online
1:21p	nytbooks	Siegfried Sassoon’s World War I Diaries Are Published Online
2:23p	nytbooks	Talk: Lois Lowry on Giving Up ‘The Giver’ to Hollywood
2:47p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Jordan Ellenberg’s ‘How Not to Be Wrong,’ and More
2:49p	nytbooks	Inside the List
2:49p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
2:49p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:08p	nytbooks	‘Reagan at Reykjavik,’ by Ken Adelman
3:09p	nytbooks	‘The Stories,’ by Jane Gardam
3:11p	nytbooks	‘Stephen Crane: A Life of Fire,’ by Paul Sorrentino
3:11p	nytbooks	‘The Magician’s Land,’ by Lev Grossman
3:11p	nytbooks	‘The Rise and Fall of Great Powers,’ by Tom Rachman
3:11p	nytbooks	Philip Eade’s ‘Sylvia, Queen of the Headhunters’
3:33p	nytbooks	Crime: Yannick Murphy’s ‘This Is the Water,’ and More
3:33p	nytbooks	‘Ecstatic Cahoots’ and ‘Paper Lantern,’ by Stuart Dybek
3:33p	nytbooks	‘Indonesia Etc.,’ by Elizabeth Pisani
3:34p	nytbooks	‘Malthus,’ by Robert J. Mayhew
3:34p	nytbooks	‘The Mantle of Command,’ by Nigel Hamilton
5:08p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Honoring James Baldwin’s 90th Birthday in Harlem
7:26p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘The Invisible Bridge’
9:51p	nytbooks	More Online Publishers Let Readers Fill the Space

3rd

8:58p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘The Emperor Far Away: Travels at the Edge of China,’ by David Eimer
8:58p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘The Emperor Far Away: Travels at the Edge of China’

4th

6:50p	nytbooks	Books: 'Colliding Worlds' Explores Art Driven by Science
9:50p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Lena Finkle’s Magic Barrel,’ Anya Ulinich’s Graphic Novel
9:52p	nytbooks	Rick Perlstein’s ‘The Invisible Bridge’ Draws Criticism

5th

4:06a	nytbooks	Billie Letts, ‘Where the Heart Is’ Novelist, Dies at 76
12:00p	nytbooks	Haruki Murakami’s ‘Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage’
12:00p	nytbooks	Deep Chords: Haruki Murakami’s ‘Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage’
3:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: What’s Your Favorite Out-of-Print Book?
4:44p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Whiskey Tango Foxtrot’ May Be the Novel of the Summer
5:53p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Conan Doyle Estate Told to Pay Legal Fees

6th

7:18p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: ‘The Misadventures of the Family Fletcher,’ by Dana Alison Levy
8:03p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Panic in a Suitcase’ by Yelena Akhtiorskaya

7th

9:35a	nytbooks	A Dylan Insider’s Back Pages
2:00p	nytbooks	Garrison Keillor: By the Book
7:57p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Magician’s Land’ Ends Lev Grossman’s Trilogy

8th

12:31a	nytbooks	Publisher Hachette’s 3-Way Deal to Acquire Perseus Fails
12:58a	nytbooks	Plot Thickens as 900 Writers Battle Amazon
1:52a	nytbooks	Jim Frederick, Foreign Correspondent Who Wrote Book About Iraq War Crime, Dies at 42
1:52a	nytbooks	Jim Frederick, Journalist Who Wrote Book About Iraq War Crime, Dies at 42
1:52a	nytbooks	Jim Frederick Dies at 42, Journalist Wrote Book About Iraq War Crime
2:07a	nytbooks	Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Suspense Novelist, Dies at 98
12:00p	nytbooks	Critic’s Notebook: Frank O’Hara’s ‘Lunch Poems’ Turn 50
3:15p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:16p	nytbooks	‘Becoming Freud,’ by Adam Phillips
3:16p	nytbooks	Inside the List
3:16p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
3:17p	nytbooks	Christopher Beha’s ‘Arts & Entertainments’
3:17p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Sarah Bird’s ‘Above the East China Sea,’ and More
3:22p	nytbooks	‘The Rush,’ by Edward Dolnick
3:22p	nytbooks	‘Lucky Us,’ by Amy Bloom
3:24p	nytbooks	‘Soldier Girls,’ by Helen Thorpe
3:25p	nytbooks	‘Lena Finkle’s Magic Barrel,’ by Anya Ulinich
3:25p	nytbooks	‘The Novel,’ by Michael Schmidt
3:25p	nytbooks	‘Remember Me Like This,’ by Bret Anthony Johnston
3:26p	nytbooks	‘Strange Glory: A Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer,’ by Charles Marsh
3:31p	nytbooks	‘Bulletproof Vest,’ by Maria Venegas
3:51p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘All That Is Solid Melts Into Air’
4:40p	nytbooks	Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Suspense Novelist, Dies at 98
4:40p	nytbooks	Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Suspense Novelist, Dies at 98
5:49p	nytbooks	Publisher Hachette’s 3-Way Deal to Acquire Perseus Fails
9:23p	nytbooks	Laszlo Krasznahorkai’s Novels Find a U.S. Audience

9th

12:41a	nytbooks	Bookshelf: Nazi Spies and New York Perspectives
1:34a	nytbooks	Dorothy Salisbury Davis, Suspense Novelist, Dies at 98
12:50p	nytbooks	Bits Blog: Dispute Between Amazon and Hachette Takes an Orwellian Turn

10th

9:56p

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Books of The Times: ‘Not Nothing’ Tries to Capture the Artist Ray Johnson

11th

1:28a	nytbooks	In a Fight With Authors, Amazon Cites Orwell, but Not Quite Correctly
4:36p	nytbooks	Jess Row’s ‘Your Face in Mine’ Explores ‘Racial Reassignment’
5:19p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: An Unusual Gangster: Doug J. Swanson Talks About Benny Binion
7:25p	nytbooks	Jess Row’s ‘Your Face in Mine’ Explores ‘Racial Reassignment’
7:46p	nytbooks	Books: In 'EarthArt,' a Global Color Palette on Display
8:33p	nytbooks	Science Best Sellers: Best Selling Science Books
8:35p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Soldier Girls,’ by Helen Thorpe, Explores 3 Experiences
8:44p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: An Unusual Gangster: Doug J. Swanson Talks About Benny Binion

12th

2:47p	nytbooks	Bookends: Which Book Is Begging to Be Made Into a Movie?
5:06p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Excellent Sheep,’ William Deresiewicz’s Manifesto
5:06p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Excellent Sheep,’ William Deresiewicz’s Manifesto
5:07p	nytbooks	On the Record: ‘The Nixon Tapes 1971-1972’ and ‘The Nixon Defense’
7:43p	nytbooks	‘Strange Glory: A Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer,’ by Charles Marsh

13th

2:40p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: ‘Tiny Creatures’ and ‘If . . .’
8:55p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Haruki Murakami’s ‘Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage’

14th

2:18p	nytbooks	Terry Pratchett: By the Book
5:18p	nytbooks	‘Hack Attack,’ About a Rupert Murdoch Paper’s Trials, by Nick Davies
5:18p	nytbooks	‘Hack Attack,’ About a Rupert Murdoch Paper’s Trials, by Nick Davies
5:37p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Jess Row’s ‘Your Face in Mine,’ a Novel About Changing Race
5:37p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Your Face in Mine,’ a Novel About Changing Race
6:18p	nytbooks	‘Strange Glory: A Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer,’ by Charles Marsh

15th

2:39p	nytbooks	‘One Kick,’ by Chelsea Cain
2:39p	nytbooks	‘Factory Man,’ by Beth Macy
2:39p	nytbooks	Richard Bausch’s ‘Before, During, After’
2:40p	nytbooks	‘Wayfaring Stranger,’ by James Lee Burke
2:40p	nytbooks	‘Everything I Never Told You,’ by Celeste Ng
2:40p	nytbooks	Lydia Netzer’s ‘How to Tell Toledo From the Night Sky’
2:41p	nytbooks	‘The Life of the Automobile,’ by Steven Parissien
2:58p	nytbooks	Courtney Maum’s ‘I Am Having So Much Fun Here Without You’
2:58p	nytbooks	‘O, Africa!’ by Andrew Lewis Conn
2:59p	nytbooks	‘Life Drawing,’ by Robin Black
2:59p	nytbooks	‘Churchill and Empire,’ by Lawrence James
3:00p	nytbooks	Crime: Rennie Airth’s ‘The Reckoning,’ and More
3:00p	nytbooks	‘Road Ends,’ by Mary Lawson
3:00p	nytbooks	‘Season to Taste,’ by Natalie Young
3:00p	nytbooks	‘Panic in a Suitcase,’ by Yelena Akhtiorskaya
3:01p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:02p	nytbooks	Inside the List
3:02p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
7:03p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Oxford Dictionary Recognizes: YOLO, Amazeballs and Hot Mess

16th

7:11p

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Leonard Fein, Provocative Writer on Jewish Affairs, Dies at 80

17th

9:13p

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Books of The Times: ‘The Narrow Road to the Deep North’ by Richard Flanagan

18th

12:33a	nytbooks	German Authors Join Protest Over Amazon’s Tactics in E-Book Dispute
3:39p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Abandon Ship!
8:25p	nytbooks	‘Churchill and Empire,’ by Lawrence James
8:56p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: The Richard III Diet: Wild Birds, Frequent Feasts and Plenty of Wine
9:47p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘One Kick,’ by Chelsea Cain

19th

2:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Can Writing Be Taught?
3:01p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: The Richard III Diet: Wild Birds, Frequent Feasts and Plenty of Wine
6:16p	nytbooks	Malala Yousafzai: By the Book
6:28p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Ginsburg and Alito to Speak at New-York Historical Society
6:36p	nytbooks	Leonard Fein, Provocative Writer on Jewish Affairs, Dies at 80
9:22p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: In ‘Doctored,’ Sandeep Jauhar Examines a Broken System
9:36p	nytbooks	‘Kreutzer Sonata Variations’ Has a Scorned Wife’s Rebuttal
9:36p	nytbooks	‘Kreutzer Sonata Variations’ Has a Scorned Wife’s Rebuttal

20th

2:00p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: Oh, Brother
9:10p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘Fives and Twenty-Fives’ by Michael Pitre Shows Wartime Iraq

21st

9:08p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘We Are Not Ourselves,’ an Intense Family Story
9:52p	nytbooks	Leonard Fein, Provocative Writer on Jewish Affairs, Dies at 80

22nd

4:22a	nytbooks	Bookshelf: Judges Are People, Too
3:37p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Excellent Sheep’
5:40p	nytbooks	‘Egg & Spoon,’ by Gregory Maguire
5:40p	nytbooks	‘Geek Sublime,’ by Vikram Chandra
5:40p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: ‘Sisters,’ by Raina Telgemeier
5:40p	nytbooks	‘Powers of Two’ by Joshua Wolf Shenk
5:40p	nytbooks	‘The Teacher Wars,’ by Dana Goldstein
5:40p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
5:40p	nytbooks	Children's Books: ‘El Deafo,’ by Cece Bell
5:40p	nytbooks	‘How We Learn,’ by Benedict Carey
5:40p	nytbooks	‘Whatever Happened to the Metric System?’ by John Bemelmans Marciano
5:40p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
5:40p	nytbooks	Children's Books: ‘Anatomy of a Misfit,’ by Andrea Portes
5:40p	nytbooks	‘The New Arabs,’ by Juan Cole
5:40p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: ‘The Fourteenth Goldfish,’ by Jennifer L. Holm
5:40p	nytbooks	‘Building a Better Teacher’ and ‘Getting Schooled’
5:40p	nytbooks	‘The Brown Reader,’ Edited by Judy Sternlight
5:40p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Kelly DiPucchio’s ‘Gaston,’ and More
5:40p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: ‘Frances Dean Who Loved to Dance and Dance,’ and More
5:40p	nytbooks	Open Book: On the Syllabus
5:40p	nytbooks	‘The Most Dangerous Book,’ About Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’
5:40p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Kate DiCamillo’s ‘Leroy Ninker Saddles Up,’ and More
8:24p	nytbooks	T Magazine: Who Is Elena Ferrante?
10:01p	nytbooks	Ben Lerner Imagines ‘Different Futures’ in His Novel ‘10:04’

23rd

2:39a

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Robert Sherrill, Author Who Skewered Right and Left, Dies at 89

24th

1:19a	nytbooks	Leonard Fein, Provocative Writer on Jewish Affairs, Dies at 80
9:10p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘The Teacher Wars,’ Dana Goldstein’s History of Education
9:15p	nytbooks	‘The Bone Clocks’ Is David Mitchell’s Most Ambitious Novel

25th

3:47p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: First Superman Comic Sold for $3.2 Million
7:14p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Tana French’s ‘The Secret Place’ Involves a Girls’ School
7:14p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Tana French's 'The Secret Place' Involves a Girls' School
8:11p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: First Superman Comic Sold for $3.2 Million
8:47p	nytbooks	Books: ‘Shocked’ and ‘Working Stiff’ Detail Careers Involving Corpses

26th

2:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Does Where You Live Make a Difference in How and What You Write?
7:10p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Robert Hass Wins $100,000 Poetry Prize
7:44p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: David Mitchell’s ‘The Bone Clocks’ Explores a Girl’s Journey

27th

3:20p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: ‘Viva Frida’ and ‘Frida & Diego’
6:37p	nytbooks	Katy Simpson Smith’s ‘The Story of Land and Sea,’ and More
9:08p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘What Stays in Vegas,’ by Adam Tanner

28th

2:00p	nytbooks	Rick Perlstein: By the Book
6:22p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: A Book for Children, and Others, by Bruce Springsteen
8:30p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Gamache Is Back in Louise Penny’s ‘The Long Way Home’
8:55p	nytbooks	Critic’s Notebook: ‘Football’ and Other Books of the Season
9:10p	nytbooks	‘The Bone Clocks,’ by David Mitchell
9:19p	nytbooks	‘Suspicious Minds,’ by Joel Gold and Ian Gold

29th

2:43p	nytbooks	Open Book: Priority Mail
2:44p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Naomi Wood’s ‘Mrs. Hemingway,’ and More
2:44p	nytbooks	‘The Animals: Love Letters Between Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy’
2:45p	nytbooks	Richard Flanagan’s ‘Narrow Road to the Deep North’
2:45p	nytbooks	‘Home Leave,’ by Brittani Sonnenberg
2:45p	nytbooks	‘Your Face in Mine,’ by Jess Row
2:46p	nytbooks	Alessandro Baricco’s ‘Mr. Gwyn and Three Times at Dawn’
2:47p	nytbooks	‘The Shadow Hero,’ by Gene Luen Yang
2:47p	nytbooks	‘The Invention of Exile,’ by Vanessa Manko
2:48p	nytbooks	‘The Birth of Korean Cool,’ by Euny Hong
2:48p	nytbooks	Robert Timberg’s ‘Blue-Eyed Boy’
2:48p	nytbooks	‘The City Under the Skin’ by Geoff Nicholson
2:49p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
2:49p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
2:50p	nytbooks	Inside the List
2:56p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: A Book for Children, and Others, by Bruce Springsteen
5:56p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Culture and Madness
9:09p	nytbooks	Françoise Mouly’s Toon Graphics Takes Comics to Classrooms

31st

9:16p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: ‘No Man’s Land,’ Unfamiliar Writing About World War I
9:27p	nytbooks	Arts, Briefly: Want More Wonka? A Lost Chapter Is Found

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