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J. California Cooper, Award-Winning Writer, Dies at 82 [26 Sep 2014|02:47am]
Ms. Cooper was forthright in using novels, plays and short stories to explore the African-American woman.






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Alastair Reid, a Restless Poet and Essayist, Is Dead at 88 [26 Sep 2014|02:57am]
The Scottish-born Mr. Reid wrote of far-flung places for The New Yorker over more than half a century.






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'Island of a Thousand Mirrors,' by Nayomi Munaweera [26 Sep 2014|02:41pm]
Two families find themselves on opposite sides of Sri Lanka’s civil war in this debut novel.
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'The Scatter Here Is Too Great,' by Bilal Tanweer [26 Sep 2014|02:41pm]
An attack in Karachi reveals a web of lives connected by violence in this novel-in-stories.
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Inside the List [26 Sep 2014|02:42pm]
Caitlin Doughty, whose “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” is No. 14 on the hardcover nonfiction list, is a young undertaker who has made it her mission to demystify death and promote a D.I.Y. approach to funerals.
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'My Two Italies,' by Joseph Luzzi [26 Sep 2014|02:42pm]
A son of Italian immigrants on his relationship with the ancestral homeland.
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Open Book |: Disquiet on the Set [26 Sep 2014|02:43pm]
In “Werner Herzog: A Guide for the Perplexed,” the filmmaker talks about his notoriously volatile relationship with the actor Klaus Kinski, among many other subjects.
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Open Book: Disquiet on the Set [26 Sep 2014|02:43pm]
In “Werner Herzog: A Guide for the Perplexed,” the filmmaker talks about his notoriously volatile relationship with the actor Klaus Kinski, among many other subjects.
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'Consumed,' by David Cronenberg [26 Sep 2014|02:48pm]
David Cronenberg’s debut novel centers on two journalists and their fascination with scandal and social media.
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'The Undertaking,' by Audrey Magee [26 Sep 2014|02:51pm]
A first novel set in World War II Germany.
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Damon Galgut's 'Arctic Summer' [26 Sep 2014|02:56pm]
Based on the life of E. M. Forster, this novel traces a struggle for liberation both on and off the page.
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Crime: John Harvey's 'Darkness, Darkness' and More [26 Sep 2014|03:03pm]
“Darkness, Darkness,” John Harvey’s final novel in his series featuring Inspector Charlie Resnick, strikes an elegiac tone.
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Louise Glück's 'Faithful and Virtuous Night' [26 Sep 2014|03:26pm]
Many of the poems in Louise Glück’s collection feature an aging painter confronting his own mortality.
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The Shortlist: Jessie Burton's 'The Miniaturist' and More [26 Sep 2014|03:35pm]
New books by Jessie Burton, Alix Christie, Rosie Thomas and Katy Simpson Smith.
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Paperback Row [26 Sep 2014|03:49pm]
Paperback books of particular interest.
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Editors’ Choice [26 Sep 2014|04:08pm]
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.
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ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Texting While Driving [26 Sep 2014|06:32pm]
Matt Richtel discusses “A Deadly Wandering,” and Mark Edmundson talks about “Why Football Matters.”






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Literary Biography of Jonathan Franzen to Appear Next Year [26 Sep 2014|07:40pm]
The author of four novels, Mr. Franzen is the focus of a Swarthmore College English professor who has also studied Faulkner, Proust and Kafka.
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Paul Thomas Anderson Films ‘Inherent Vice’ [26 Sep 2014|08:25pm]
One mystery in “Inherent Vice,” Paul Thomas Anderson’s adaptation of a Thomas Pynchon novel, is whether the author makes an appearance.
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