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A New Account of ‘Watchman’s’ Origin and Hints of a Third Book [14 Jul 2015|01:14am]
On the eve of the Harper Lee novel’s publication, her lawyer has put forth a new version of how the book surfaced, raising new questions around an already murky tale.









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While Some Are Shocked by ‘Go Set a Watchman,’ Others Find Nuance in a Bigoted Atticus Finch [14 Jul 2015|04:57am]
The lawyer who fought racial inequality in Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” is an aging racist in her new novel “Go Set a Watchman,” a more complex character in which some see added value.









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Nationwide and Across the Ocean, a First Glimpse of ‘Watchman’ [14 Jul 2015|08:40am]
Fifty-plus years after publication of Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird,” her novel “Go Set a Watchman” went on sale at the stroke of midnight.









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‘Our Man in Charleston,’ by Christopher Dickey [14 Jul 2015|09:00am]
A diplomat stationed in South Carolina helped keep Britain out of America’s Civil War.









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Books of The Times: Review: ‘Oreo,’ a Sandwich-Cookie of a Feminist Comic Novel [14 Jul 2015|09:05am]
Readers have a chance to enjoy this culture-hopping novel by Fran Ross, being reissued 40 years after most of the world ignored it.









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Bookends: What Are the Consequences of Our Cultural Obsession With Newness? [14 Jul 2015|12:00pm]
Siddhartha Deb and Anna Holmes discuss what we gain and lose in the onrush of the new.









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Harper Lee’s ‘Go Set a Watchman’ Brings Division and Curiosity to Monroeville, Ala. [14 Jul 2015|08:19pm]
Despite some determined pilgrims and the publicity for Ms. Lee’s novel, so far there hasn’t been a tourist bonanza for her hometown.









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Harper Lee’s ‘Go Set a Watchman’ [14 Jul 2015|08:43pm]
“Go Set a Watchman” demands that its readers abandon the immature sentimentality ingrained by middle school and the film adaptation of “To Kill a Mockingbird.”









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