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‘We Are Not Ourselves,’ by Matthew Thomas [05 Sep 2014|02:48pm]
This first novel probes the lives of three generations of an Irish-American family in the 20th century.
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Paperback Row [05 Sep 2014|02:50pm]
Paperback books of particular interest.
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Editors’ Choice [05 Sep 2014|02:50pm]
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.
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Inside the List [05 Sep 2014|02:51pm]
With Ebola back in the news, readers are returning to Richard Preston’s scientific adventure story “The Hot Zone,” which is No. 17 on the paperback nonfiction list.
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Elena Ferrante’s ‘Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay’ [05 Sep 2014|02:52pm]
The third novel in Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan series tracks a long and complicated friendship.
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‘The Human Age,’ by Diane Ackerman [05 Sep 2014|02:53pm]
Diane Ackerman surveys the technology and innovations that define our human-dominated epoch.
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‘10:04,’ by Ben Lerner [05 Sep 2014|02:54pm]
A Brooklyn-based narrator preoccupied with identity decides to help his best friend have a child.
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‘Rainey Royal,’ by Dylan Landis [05 Sep 2014|02:54pm]
Sex and cruelty are tools a 14-year-old uses to cope with a devastatingly irresponsible father in 1970s Greenwich Village.
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‘The Moor’s Account,’ by Laila Lalami [05 Sep 2014|02:55pm]
A fictional memoir narrated by Estebanico, a Moroccan slave and the first black explorer of America.
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‘Friendswood,’ by René Steinke [05 Sep 2014|02:55pm]
A small town falters after an industrial disaster.
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‘Sweetness #9,’ by Stephan Eirik Clark [05 Sep 2014|02:56pm]
A flavor chemist lands a job as an animal tester and is disturbed by the effects a new sweetener appears to have on his rats.
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‘Hold the Dark,’ by William Giraldi [05 Sep 2014|02:56pm]
Grief and cold dominate this novel set in remote Alaska.
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‘Big Little Man,’ by Alex Tizon [05 Sep 2014|02:57pm]
A journalist examines Asian-American manhood and the cultural stereotypes that shaped his coming-of-age.
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‘Fractured Times,’ by Eric Hobsbawm [05 Sep 2014|02:58pm]
This collection of reviews and lectures, posthumously published, mourns the end of European high culture.
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‘Time Present and Time Past,’ by Deirdre Madden [05 Sep 2014|02:58pm]
A series of challenges unsettles an extended family’s comfortable existence.
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Crime: Louise Penny’s ‘The Long Way Home,’ and More [05 Sep 2014|02:59pm]
In Louise Penny’s “The Long Way Home,” Chief Inspector Armand Gamache follows a lost artist’s perilous journey to find himself.
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ArtsBeat: George R. R. Martin to Appear at 92nd St Y [05 Sep 2014|05:02pm]
George Martin, author of the “Song of Ice and Fire” series, will be promoting his new book at the 92nd St. Y.






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ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Eichmann Before Jerusalem’ [05 Sep 2014|06:57pm]
This week’s Book Review Podcast.






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‘Station Eleven’ Joins Fall’s Crop of Dystopian Novels [05 Sep 2014|08:14pm]
Just when it seemed that enthusiasm for dystopian novels might have peaked, a new crop of such books is stirring excitement.






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Bookshelf: Lessons in Brooklyn, Harlem and Whimsy [05 Sep 2014|11:48pm]
A look at two books on education issues in New York City and a newly reissued 1964 guidebook.






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