Liu Cixin’s “The Three-Body Problem,” a science fiction trilogy whose first book comes out Tuesday in the United States, has attracted a diverse Chinese audience beyond the usual young fans.
Liu Cixin’s “The Three-Body Problem,” a science fiction trilogy whose first book comes out Tuesday in the United States, has attracted a diverse Chinese audience.
Liu Cixin’s “The Three-Body Problem,” a science-fiction trilogy whose first book comes out Tuesday in the United States, has attracted a diverse Chinese audience.
Titles, fundamentally based on the sciences, as selected by the science editors from all adult nonfiction books reported to The New York Times for the month.
Titles, fundamentally based on the sciences, as selected by the science editors from all adult nonfiction books reported to The New York Times for the month.
The Rosenbach Museum and Library in Philadelphia has sued the estate of Maurice Sendak, claiming that the estate is withholding rare books that Sendak promised to the library.
In “Landslide,” Jonathan Darman recounts the midterm elections in 1966 as not only signaling the fall of Lyndon B. Johnson, but also the emergence of Ronald Reagan as a national political figure.
Edward O. Wilson thinks we should set aside half the planet as wilderness, and he believes we can do it. In a new book, he tells the story of a nature preserve in Mozambique to make his case.
