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Herbert Lottman, Biographer of French Figures, Dies at 87 [11 Sep 2014|03:06am]
Mr. Lottman wrote about giants of French culture, commerce and politics, including Camus, Flaubert and Colette.






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Herbert Lottman, American Biographer of French Figures, Dies at 87 [11 Sep 2014|03:06am]
Mr. Lottman wrote about giants of French culture, commerce and politics, including Camus, Flaubert and Colette.






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Sara Paretsky: By the Book [11 Sep 2014|02:00pm]
The author of the V. I. Warshawski novels, most recently “Critical Mass,” was hugely influenced by “A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man”: “I felt as though I’d fallen into words and wanted to drown in them.”






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The Culture Issue: Lena Dunham Is Not Done Confessing [11 Sep 2014|02:52pm]
The creator of “Girls” takes her comedic oversharing into print with her first book.






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ArtsBeat: Man Booker Prize Shortlist Announced [11 Sep 2014|03:20pm]
The list includes the Americans Joshua Ferris and Karen Joy Fowler; the British writers Howard Jacobson, Neel Mukherjee and Ali Smith; and the Australian author Richard Flanagan.






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ArtsBeat: David Mitchell Coming to New York for ‘Bone Clocks’ Tour [11 Sep 2014|04:44pm]
The novelist will tour ten American cities in September, including Boston, Houston, San Francisco and Portland, Ore.






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Armchair Traveler: Transformative Travel, 4 Ways [11 Sep 2014|05:41pm]
Follow a photographer to Mexico and Hunter S. Thompson to South America, then head to Brazil for culture and the Galápagos for nature in this survey of four recent books.






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ArtsBeat: Back From the Brink, Poetry Group Makes Cash Prizes Bigger Thanks to a Grant [11 Sep 2014|06:24pm]
The National Poetry Series, which was in danger of closing last year, increases the cash prizes for its Open Competition to $10,000 from $1,000.






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Books of The Times: ‘The Emerald Light in the Air,’ Stories by Donald Antrim [11 Sep 2014|07:33pm]
In “The Emerald Light in the Air,” Donald Antrim’s short story collection, absurdity is in the details of the choices his characters make.






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Henry Kissinger’s ‘World Order’ [11 Sep 2014|08:16pm]
Henry Kissinger’s “World Order” brings together history, geography and modern politics in considering how to balance the competing desires of nations.
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‘Thirteen Days in September,’ by Lawrence Wright [11 Sep 2014|08:16pm]
Joe Klein reviews Lawrence Wright’s minute-by-minute account of the 1978 Camp David peace talks between Israel and Egypt.
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Francis Fukuyama’s ‘Political Order and Political Decay’ [11 Sep 2014|08:16pm]
Francis Fukuyama chronicles international political history to define liberal democracy and discover how and why it develops.
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ArtsBeat: The Dirty Details of War [11 Sep 2014|08:28pm]
The comics in “Two-Fisted Tales: Volume 3″ and “Bomb Run and Other Stories” show war in its raw detail.






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