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‘Lila,’ by Marilynne Robinson [03 Oct 2014|02:30pm]
A young woman with a past of hardship and suffering makes a new start in Gilead, Iowa.
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Inside the List [03 Oct 2014|02:30pm]
Oprah Winfrey has propelled many books onto the best-seller list, but her collection “What I Know for Sure” — No. 6 on the advice and how-to list — is the first best seller that is all her own.
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Charles M. Blow’s ‘Fire Shut Up in My Bones’ [03 Oct 2014|02:30pm]
In this memoir, the Times columnist Charles M. Blow describes how he surmounted his rage at childhood mistreatment.
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Martin Amis’s ‘Zone of Interest’ [03 Oct 2014|02:31pm]
Auschwitz serves as the backdrop to Martin Amis’s novel of intimacy and moral collapse.
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‘Women in Clothes,’ by Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits, Leanne Shapton and Many More [03 Oct 2014|02:31pm]
More than 600 women respond to a survey about how they present themselves.
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‘Women in Clothes,’ by Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits, Leanne Shapton and Many More [03 Oct 2014|02:31pm]
In “Women in Clothes,” more than 600 women respond to a survey about how they present themselves.
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New Books About Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli [03 Oct 2014|02:32pm]
Biographies of Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli highlight their similarities and their differences.
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'I'll Drink to That,' by Betty Halbreich With Rebecca Paley [03 Oct 2014|02:32pm]
A report on a career of advising Bergdorf Goodman’s clients.
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‘Flirting With French,’ by William Alexander [03 Oct 2014|02:32pm]
Can you learn a new language and culture in middle age?
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‘On Immunity,’ by Eula Biss [03 Oct 2014|02:33pm]
Eula Biss examines the myth and metaphor surrounding immunization, as well as her personal choices as a mother.
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Bookshelf: Obsessions, From Street Food to Rooftops [03 Oct 2014|02:35pm]
New books explore and celebrate New York City knishes, water towers and a mysterious spit of land off eastern Long Island.






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'Lovely, Dark, Deep,' by Joyce Carol Oates [03 Oct 2014|02:37pm]
Thirteen stories explore the realities of advancing age and vitality on the decline.
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Crime: Archer Mayor's 'Proof Positive,' and More [03 Oct 2014|02:37pm]
Archer Mayor’s “Proof Positive” is about the death of a reclusive hoarder, a photojournalist who had suffered a brain injury in Vietnam.
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'The Half Has Never Been Told,' by Edward E. Baptist [03 Oct 2014|02:37pm]
A historian argues that the slave states were not a world apart but were crucial to American development.
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‘The Impulse Society,’ by Paul Roberts [03 Oct 2014|02:37pm]
What happens when instant gratification becomes the guiding force in our social, political and economic lives?
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Paperback Row [03 Oct 2014|02:43pm]
Paperback books of particular interest.
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Editors’ Choice [03 Oct 2014|02:50pm]
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.
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Onstage ‘Deliverance’ Hews to the Novel, Not the Film [03 Oct 2014|03:35pm]
The Godlight Theater Company is adapting James Dickey’s novel “Deliverance,” presenting it on a 12-by-12-foot stage and scrupulously hewing to the book, not the movie.
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ArtsBeat: Early Sherlock Holmes Film Discovered in Paris [03 Oct 2014|04:42pm]
A 1916 silent film starring William Gillette as the detective was found in the archive of the Cinémathèque française.






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'The Half Has Never Been Told' Follows the Money of Slavery [03 Oct 2014|06:13pm]
Edward E. Baptist’s new book, “The Half Has Never Been Told,” argues that slavery was central to American economic development.






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Edward Baptist’s New Book Follows the Money on Slavery [03 Oct 2014|06:13pm]
Edward E. Baptist’s “The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism” makes the argument that slavery was central to much of this country’s economic development.






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TV’s ‘Outlander’ Puts Diana Gabaldon’s Novel on Top Again [03 Oct 2014|07:37pm]
The first of the “Outlander” series, published decades ago, has hit No. 1 on best-seller lists now that it has been turned into a TV series.






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ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Walter Isaacson’s ‘The Innovators’ [03 Oct 2014|08:23pm]
Mr. Isaacson discusses his new book, and John Branch talks about “Boy on Ice.”






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For Alan Cumming, Life Isn’t Always a Cabaret [03 Oct 2014|11:10pm]
As revealed in a new memoir, “Not My Father’s Son,” Mr. Cumming lived for years under the long shadow of his father — or, at least, the man he thought was his father.






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