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‘Palace of Treason,’ by Jason Matthews [26 May 2015|09:30am]
“Palace of Treason,” the sequel to Jason Matthews’s debut thriller, “Red Sparrow,” does not disappoint.







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Hollywood [26 May 2015|09:30am]
Lisa Schwarzbaum reviews new books about Alfred Hitchcock, Judy Garland, Orson Welles and more.







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Humor [26 May 2015|09:30am]
Michael Ian Black reviews new books by Dave Barry, Brad Garrett, Mamrie Hart and more.







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Bits Blog: Behind the Downfall at BlackBerry [26 May 2015|12:38pm]
A new book by two reporters from The Globe and Mail offers details about the emotional and business turmoil surrounding BlackBerry’s near collapse.







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Bookends: Does an Award Like the Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction Help or Hurt the Cause of Women W [26 May 2015|03:14pm]
Zoë Heller and Dana Stevens debate the merit of literary prizes for which only women compete.







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‘Ty Cobb: A Terrible Beauty,’ by Charles Leerhsen [26 May 2015|03:43pm]
Charles Leerhsen’s biography of Ty Cobb reassesses the toxic reputation of one of baseball’s greatest players.







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ArtsBeat: Margaret Atwood Delivers Work to Be Published in 2114 [26 May 2015|03:45pm]
Ms. Atwood provided the first work in the “Future Library” project taking place in Oslo.







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Judy Blume Knows All Your Secrets [26 May 2015|04:31pm]
After 17 years, the confidante for legions of young readers is about to publish a new novel for adults.







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Books of The Times: Review: In Philipp Blom’s ‘Fracture,’ Careening Atoms in the Era Between the War [26 May 2015|04:57pm]
The historian explores an era of dizzying technological and artistic creativity, disillusionment and xenophobia between 1918 and 1938.







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Bits Blog: Behind the Downfall at BlackBerry [26 May 2015|07:10pm]
A new book by two reporters from The Globe and Mail offers details about the emotional and business turmoil surrounding BlackBerry’s near collapse.







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Books of The Times: Review: Mat Johnson’s ‘Loving Day’ Takes a Satirical Slant on Racial Identities [26 May 2015|08:34pm]
The new book from Mr. Johnson, who wrote “Pym,” is about a biracial man who finds out he has a daughter who doesn’t know she is biracial.







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