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Vincent T. Bugliosi, Manson Prosecutor and True-Crime Author, Dies at 80 [18 Jun 2015|01:53am]
After successfully prosecuting the cult leader Charles Manson and several of his followers, Mr. Bugliosi wrote “Helter Skelter,” the best-selling true-crime book ever.







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‘The Festival of Insignificance,’ by Milan Kundera [18 Jun 2015|09:30am]
Five friends in Paris stave off the seriousness of life in Milan Kundera’s latest novel.







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Candace Bushnell: By the Book [18 Jun 2015|12:00pm]
The author of “Sex and the City” and, most recently, “Killing Monica” went through an early Nietzsche and Camus phase: “For some reason, nihilism felt like the right sort of mentality for an 18- to 21-year-old.”







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Académie Française Honor Highlights Fluid National Allegiances Among Writers [18 Jun 2015|01:29pm]
Many authors on the global stage, like Dany Laferrière, claim multiple national allegiances regarding words and country.







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Hilary Masters, Novelist and Son of Prolific Poet, Dies at 87 [18 Jun 2015|06:57pm]
Mr. Masters, the son of Edgar Lee Masters, taught at Carnegie Mellon University for 32 years. His writing won praise for a keen sensitivity to ordinary life.







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Hilary Masters, Novelist and Son of American Poet, Dies at 87 [18 Jun 2015|06:57pm]
Mr. Masters, the son of Edgar Lee Masters, taught at Carnegie Mellon University for 32 years. His writing won praise for a keen sensitivity to ordinary life.







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Nelson Doubleday Jr., Publisher Who Owned the Mets, Dies at 81 [18 Jun 2015|09:58pm]
He expressed his love for baseball on a grand scale when his family’s publishing business became majority owner of the last-place Mets in 1980 and committed millions to rebuilding the team.







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Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Cartel,’ by Don Winslow, Continues a Drug Saga [18 Jun 2015|10:15pm]
Graphic violence is part of Mr. Winslow’s latest novel, which picks up where his “The Power of the Dog” ended.







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