June, 2015 - nytbooks

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2:50a	nytbooks	Touring the Bronx With Lloyd Ultan, a Borough Institution
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Reagan: The Life,’ by H. W. Brands
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Loving Day,’ by Mat Johnson
2:06p	nytbooks	Books: Review: ‘Unforgettable: A Son, a Mother, and the Lessons of a Lifetime,’ by Scott Simon: Sayi
2:06p	nytbooks	Books: Review: ‘Unforgettable’ by Scott Simon: Saying Goodbye 140 Characters at a Time
8:45p	nytbooks	What Judy Blume’s Books Meant
8:51p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Shepherd’s Life,’ by James Rebanks, an English Sheep Farmer

2nd

12:06a	nytbooks	Tanith Lee, Fantasy and Horror Novelist, Dies at 67
12:06a	nytbooks	Horror
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Girl at War,’ by Sara Novic
9:30a	nytbooks	Bookends: Does the Size of a Book Suggest Significance?
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Making of Zombie Wars,’ by Aleksandar Hemon
3:31p	nytbooks	‘Daughters of the Samurai,’ by Janice P. Nimura
4:00p	nytbooks	Tanith Lee, Fantasy and Horror Novelist, Dies at 67
8:47p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Mark Vanhoenacker’s ‘Skyfaring: A Journey With a Pilot’ on Joy of Flight
9:23p	nytbooks	Tanith Lee, Fantasy and Horror Novelist, Dies at 67
10:31p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: From New York (Cool) to Palookaville (Melancholy)

3rd

1:36a	nytbooks	Bookshelf: A Fresh Lens on the Notorious Episode of Ota Benga
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The New World,’ by Chris Adrian and Eli Horowitz
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Wonder Garden,’ by Lauren Acampora
3:15p	nytbooks	Dany Laferrière, a Guardian of French, Joins the Académie Française
9:33p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Primates of Park Avenue,’ Making Fun of the Rich

4th

1:39a	nytbooks	Dany Laferrière, a Guardian of French, Joins the Académie Française
9:30a	nytbooks	Stephen King: By the Book
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Mislaid,’ by Nell Zink
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Mislaid,’ by Nell Zink
5:36p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Ali Smith Wins Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction
8:18p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: A Fresh Lens on the Notorious Episode of Ota Benga
9:46p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: William Styron’s ‘My Generation,’ Musings of a Pacing Lion
9:47p	nytbooks	Editorial Notebook: A Good Stamp Is Hard to Find

5th

2:43p	nytbooks	‘Billy Martin: Baseball’s Flawed Genius,’ by Bill Pennington
2:43p	nytbooks	‘Words Without Music,’ by Philip Glass
2:45p	nytbooks	‘Spectacle: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga,’ by Pamela Newkirk
2:45p	nytbooks	‘The Edge of the World,’ by Michael Pye
2:45p	nytbooks	‘Jonas Salk: A Life,’ by Charlotte DeCroes Jacobs
2:48p	nytbooks	‘How I Shed My Skin,’ by Jim Grimsley
2:49p	nytbooks	‘The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage,’ by Sydney Padua
2:51p	nytbooks	‘The Anchoress,’ by Robyn Cadwallader
2:51p	nytbooks	‘The Given World,’ by Marian Palaia
2:53p	nytbooks	‘Orhan’s Inheritance,’ by Aline Ohanesian
2:53p	nytbooks	‘Coup de Foudre,’ by Ken Kalfus
2:54p	nytbooks	Crime: Robert Goddard’s ‘The Ways of the World,’ and More
2:57p	nytbooks	Inside the List
3:12p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Families in Fiction
3:21p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:29p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
4:18p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Reagan: The Life’
5:03p	nytbooks	James Rebanks, Man of Sheep, Man of Letters
9:41p	nytbooks	Alice Goffman’s Heralded Book on Crime Disputed
9:41p	nytbooks	Alice Goffman’s Heralded Book on Crime Is Disputed
9:50p	nytbooks	Books of Style: Henrietta Bingham’s Jazz Age Life
11:13p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Reagan: The Life’

7th

3:10a	nytbooks	Bookshelf: A Fresh Lens on the Notorious Episode of Ota Benga
7:48p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Up for Auction: Lucian Freud’s Letters to a Poet
9:18p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Book of Numbers,’ by Joshua Cohen, Is Narrative as Rich as the Web

8th

12:06a	nytbooks	Publisher to Put Asterisk on ‘Primates of Park Avenue’
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Architect’s Apprentice,’ by Elif Shafak
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Sunken Cathedral,’ by Kate Walbert
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Meursault Investigation,’ by Kamel Daoud
2:45p	nytbooks	‘The Story of Alice: Lewis Carroll and the Secret History of Wonderland’
4:08p	nytbooks	Judd Apatow: By the Book
6:42p	nytbooks	‘The Anchoress,’ by Robyn Cadwallader
7:20p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Muse,’ the Publisher Jonathan Galassi Writes What He Knows
8:24p	nytbooks	Alice Goffman’s Heralded Book on Crime Is Disputed
9:17p	nytbooks	Books of Style: Henrietta Bingham’s Jazz Age Life
9:18p	nytbooks	Books of Style: Henrietta Bingham’s Jazz Age Life

9th

12:19a	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Jack Livings Wins PEN Prize for Debut Fiction
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Saint Mazie,’ by Jami Attenberg
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Love Object,’ by Edna O’Brien
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: How Would ‘Ulysses’ Be Received Today?
1:42p	nytbooks	Alice Goffman’s Heralded Book on Crime Is Disputed
1:43p	nytbooks	‘The Anchoress,’ by Robyn Cadwallader
3:32p	nytbooks	Vincent T. Bugliosi, Manson Prosecutor and True-Crime Author, Dies at 80
5:11p	nytbooks	‘Spectacle: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga,’ by Pamela Newkirk
10:22p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Stalin’s Daughter,’ by Rosemary Sullivan, Looks at a Complicated Life

10th

1:34a	nytbooks	Alice Goffman’s Heralded Book on Crime Is Disputed
4:05a	nytbooks	Critic’s Notebook: Juan Felipe Herrera, Poet Laureate With a Working-Class Voice Meant to Be Spoken
4:05a	nytbooks	Juan Felipe Herrera, From Farm Fields to Poet Laureate
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Fixer,’ by Joseph Finder
9:30a	nytbooks	‘A Complex Fate: William L. Shirer and the American Century,’ by Ken Cuthbertson
2:34p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: A Guide to Reading Rituals
3:46p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Ali Smith Wins Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction
3:58p	nytbooks	Library of Congress Chief Leaving After Nearly 3 Decades
7:18p	nytbooks	Library of Congress Chief Leaving After Nearly 3 Decades
7:18p	nytbooks	Library of Congress Chief Retires Under Fire
7:46p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Stalin’s Daughter,’ by Rosemary Sullivan, Looks at a Complicated Life
8:00p	nytbooks	Jenny Diski’s End Notes
8:28p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Nabokov in America’ and Reaping Inspiration From Amber Waves

11th

12:07a	nytbooks	Ludvik Vaculik, Influential Czech Writer and Dissident, Dies at 88
1:29a	nytbooks	Paul Bacon, 91, Whose Book Jackets Drew Readers and Admirers, Is Dead
2:09a	nytbooks	Marguerite Patten, 99, Dies; Tutored Food-Rationed Britons in Home Cooking
2:09a	nytbooks	Marguerite Patten, Acclaimed British Food Writer and Home Economist, Dies at 99
9:30a	nytbooks	Author’s Note: Surveillance States
5:34p	nytbooks	Letters: ‘Galileo’s Middle Finger’
8:12p	nytbooks	Six Personal Letters by Harper Lee to Be Auctioned at Christie’s
9:06p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Robert Kurson’s ‘Pirate Hunters,’ a Real-Life Treasure Hunt

12th

1:28p	nytbooks	Nothing to Hide and Nowhere to Hide It in Joshua Cohen’s Internet Novel
1:28p	nytbooks	Nothing to Hide and Nowhere to Hide It in Joshua Cohen’s Internet Novel
3:23p	nytbooks	‘Stalin’s Daughter,’ by Rosemary Sullivan
3:24p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Literary Lives
3:24p	nytbooks	‘Backlands,’ by Victoria Shorr
3:26p	nytbooks	‘The Dorito Effect,’ by Mark Schatzker
4:32p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
4:33p	nytbooks	Open Book: The Friendly, Heavy Skies
4:39p	nytbooks	‘How to Bake Pi,’ by Eugenia Cheng
4:49p	nytbooks	‘Move: Putting America’s Infrastructure Back in the Lead,’ by Rosabeth Moss Kanter
4:54p	nytbooks	‘It Starts With Trouble,’ by Clark Davis
5:00p	nytbooks	‘Léon Blum: Prime Minister, Socialist, Zionist,’ by Pierre Birnbaum
5:07p	nytbooks	Inside the List
5:14p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
10:09p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Stalin’s Daughter’
10:31p	nytbooks	Author’s Note: Surveillance States
10:50p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: A Tale of Two Cities, in 1886, and Events That Shaped a State
11:00p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Harper Lee Letters Fail to Sell at Auction

14th

8:34p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Milan Kundera’s ‘The Festival of Insignificance’ Is Full of Pranks, Lies
9:36p	nytbooks	Judd Apatow’s New Book Is a Love Letter to Stand-Up Comedy

15th

7:26p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘How Music Got Free,’ Stephen Witt Details an Industry Sea Change
8:28p	nytbooks	‘The Prime of Life,’ by Steven Mintz
8:29p	nytbooks	‘How to Raise an Adult,’ by Julie Lythcott-Haims
8:34p	nytbooks	‘Why Grow Up?’ by Susan Neiman

16th

5:33a	nytbooks	Vivian Gornick’s ‘The Odd Woman and the City’
9:30a	nytbooks	Jonathan Galassi’s ‘Muse’
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Is Self-Loathing a Requirement for Writers?
7:30p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Reading About Racial Boundaries
8:28p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: MGM Buys Rights to ‘Primates of Park Avenue’
10:00p	nytbooks	Moving Wikipedia From Computer to Many, Many Bookshelves
10:53p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Vendela Vida’s ‘The Diver’s Clothes Lie Empty’ Offers Freedom to Escape

17th

5:36p	nytbooks	Jenny Diski’s End Notes
6:24p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Philip Larkin to Get a Memorial Stone in Poets’ Corner at Westminster Abbey
7:10p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Reading About Racial Boundaries
7:17p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Jessica Hopper Looks Beyond the Boys and Their Bands in a New Book
8:44p	nytbooks	Vincent T. Bugliosi, Manson Prosecutor and True-Crime Author, Dies at 80
9:42p	nytbooks	Académie Française Honor Highlights Fluid National Allegiances Among Writers

18th

1:53a	nytbooks	Vincent T. Bugliosi, Manson Prosecutor and True-Crime Author, Dies at 80
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Festival of Insignificance,’ by Milan Kundera
12:00p	nytbooks	Candace Bushnell: By the Book
1:29p	nytbooks	Académie Française Honor Highlights Fluid National Allegiances Among Writers
6:57p	nytbooks	Hilary Masters, Novelist and Son of American Poet, Dies at 87
6:57p	nytbooks	Hilary Masters, Novelist and Son of Prolific Poet, Dies at 87
9:58p	nytbooks	Nelson Doubleday Jr., Publisher Who Owned the Mets, Dies at 81
10:15p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Cartel,’ by Don Winslow, Continues a Drug Saga

19th

1:35a	nytbooks	Académie Française Honor Highlights Fluid National Allegiances Among Writers
1:56p	nytbooks	‘Fifty Shades’ Fan Fiction Assumes a Life of Its Own
3:43p	nytbooks	Inside the List
3:43p	nytbooks	‘The Diver’s Clothes Lie Empty,’ by Vendela Vida
3:43p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Parents, Remembered
3:44p	nytbooks	‘Circus Mirandus’ and ‘Return to Augie Hobble’
3:44p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Dahlov Ipcar’s ‘Black and White,’ and More
3:44p	nytbooks	Crime \| : Lori Roy’s ‘Let Me Die in His Footsteps,’ and More
3:44p	nytbooks	‘All Involved,’ by Ryan Gattis
3:44p	nytbooks	‘In the Country,’ by Mia Alvar
3:44p	nytbooks	‘More Happy Than Not,’ by Adam Silvera
3:44p	nytbooks	‘Ratscalibur’ and ‘Super Fly’
3:44p	nytbooks	‘Keep It Fake,’ by Eric G. Wilson
3:44p	nytbooks	‘The Ghost Network,’ by Catie Disabato
3:56p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
4:03p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
9:23p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: When I Grow Up
11:00p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: James Salter in The Times and Elsewhere
11:02p	nytbooks	‘The Prime of Life,’ by Steven Mintz
11:03p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: James Salter in The Times and Elsewhere

20th

1:48a	nytbooks	Nelson Doubleday Jr., Publisher Who Owned the Mets, Dies at 81
2:17a	nytbooks	James Salter, a ‘Writer’s Writer’ Short on Sales but Long on Acclaim, Dies at 90

21st

9:44p

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Books of The Times: Review: ‘Great Men Die Twice,’ a Collection of Sports Reporting by Mark Kram

22nd

8:54p

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Books of The Times: Review: Graham Swift’s ‘England and Other Stories,’ a Darkness Across Time and F

23rd

8:25a	nytbooks	South Korean Novelist Apologizes in Wake of Plagiarism Accusation
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Does a True Artist Care What His Audience Thinks?
4:25p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘The Oregon Trail,’ Two Brothers Take an 1800s-Style Road Trip

24th

2:51a	nytbooks	Frances Kroll Ring, Secretary to F. Scott Fitzgerald, Dies at 99
3:06p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: A Cure for Hovering
4:57p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Reading About the Confederacy
7:46p	nytbooks	Reviews: New Books From Sarah Hall, Mia Alvar, Katherine Taylor and Others
7:56p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Man in Profile’ Studies Joseph Mitchell of The New Yorker
8:26p	nytbooks	Open Book: Canvas and Verse
8:34p	nytbooks	Letters: The Stranger
8:38p	nytbooks	‘Being Nixon’ and ‘One Man Against the World’
9:03p	nytbooks	‘Jacob Lawrence: The Migration Series,’ by Leah Dickerman and Elsa Smithgall

25th

12:00p	nytbooks	Sally Mann: By the Book
2:00p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: E. L. James’s ‘Grey’ Goes Inside His Brain, and, Yes, His Pants
2:00p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: E. L. James’s ‘Grey’ Goes Inside His Brain, and, Yes, His Pants
2:00p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: E. L. James’s ‘Grey’ Goes Inside His Brain, and, Yes, His Pants
3:24p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:24p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:29p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
3:35p	nytbooks	Critic’s Take: The Female Gaze
3:35p	nytbooks	Critic’s Take: The Female Gaze
3:39p	nytbooks	James Salter, a ‘Writer’s Writer’ Short on Sales but Long on Acclaim, Dies at 90
4:09p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Artistic Inspirations
4:09p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Artistic Inspirations
4:32p	nytbooks	Inside the List
4:32p	nytbooks	Inside the List
9:11p	nytbooks	Looking at the Birth of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice,’ 150 Years Old
9:11p	nytbooks	Looking at the Birth of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice,’ 150 Years Old

26th

1:39a	nytbooks	James Salter, a ‘Writer’s Writer’ Short on Sales but Long on Acclaim, Dies at 90
3:38p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Group Approves Fellowship Named for Controversial Scholar of Russia
3:38p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Group Approves Fellowship Named for Controversial Scholar of Russia
5:44p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: The Art Issue
5:44p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: The Art Issue
8:50p	nytbooks	(no subject)
9:51p	nytbooks	Sci-Fi Writers Find Warmer Climate Amid Cuban Thaw
9:51p	nytbooks	Sci-Fi Writers Find Warmer Climate Amid Cuban Thaw
10:10p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: Sam Roberts on Books on New York Topics From the 1870s to the 1930s
10:10p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: Sam Roberts on Books on New York Topics From the 1870s to the 1930s

27th

4:00a	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
4:00a	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice

28th

3:58p	nytbooks	(no subject)
3:58p	nytbooks	(no subject)
9:23p	nytbooks	Columbia University Press to Publish New Translations of Russian Literature
9:23p	nytbooks	Columbia University Press to Publish New Translations of Russian Literature
9:54p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Kevin Kwan’s ‘China Rich Girlfriend’ Skewers Vulgar Wealth in Asia
9:54p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Kevin Kwan’s ‘China Rich Girlfriend’ Skewers Vulgar Wealth in Asia
10:00p	nytbooks	Bookstores Plan Rollout for Next Harper Lee Novel
10:00p	nytbooks	Bookstores Plan Rollout for Next Harper Lee Novel

29th

9:00a	nytbooks	‘By the People’ and ‘Wages of Rebellion’
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Full Catastrophe,’ by James Angelos
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Full Catastrophe,’ by James Angelos
9:00a	nytbooks	‘By the People’ and ‘Wages of Rebellion’
8:01p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Rodgers and Hammerstein Biography on the Way
8:09p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Quartet,’ by Joseph Ellis, Details the Constitution’s Gang of Four

30th

1:17a	nytbooks	Ben Wattenberg, Author and Commentator, Dies at 81
9:00a	nytbooks	‘Something Must Be Done About Prince Edward County,’ by Kristen Green
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Do Genre Labels Matter Anymore?
2:46p	nytbooks	Stephen King Releases Exclusive Audiobook ‘Drunken Fireworks’
3:10p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Sarah Hepola’s ‘Blackout,’ on the Darkness That Took Over Her Life
5:01p	nytbooks	Ben Wattenberg, Neoconservative Author and PBS Host, Is Dead at 81
6:21p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Zadie Smith to Collaborate on a Screenplay
10:46p	nytbooks	Ben Wattenberg, Neoconservative Author and PBS Host, Is Dead at 81

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