August, 2015 - nytbooks

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5:09p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Eric Schlosser to Publish Book on American Prison System
6:13p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Economics of Inequality,’ by Thomas Piketty
7:54p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Eric Schlosser to Publish Book on American Prison System

3rd

9:00a	nytbooks	Literary Landscapes: Patter and Patois
3:27p	nytbooks	Joe Domanick’s ‘Blue’ Examines the L.A.P.D.
7:25p	nytbooks	T Magazine: The 10 Books Ta-Nehisi Coates Couldn’t Live Without
8:22p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: China Miéville’s ‘Three Moments of an Explosion’

4th

1:00a	nytbooks	T Magazine: My 10 Favorite Books: Ta-Nehisi Coates
9:00a	nytbooks	Critic’s Take: Walker Percy’s Theory of Hurricanes
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Beautiful Bureaucrat,’ by Helen Phillips
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Can a Virtuous Character Be Interesting?
1:45p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Street Poison: The Biography of Iceberg Slim’ Studies the Life of a Pim
1:45p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Street Poison,’ a Biography of Iceberg Slim, Writer and Pimp
4:17p	nytbooks	The Marie Kondo Effect: A Closet’s Loss, a Consignor’s Gain
4:17p	nytbooks	The Marie Kondo Effect: Your Closet’s Loss Is a Consignment Store’s Gain
9:52p	nytbooks	Robert Conquest, Historian Who Documented Soviet Horrors, Dies at 98

5th

9:00a	nytbooks	‘We’re Still Here Ya Bastards,’ by Roberta Brandes Gratz
9:00a	nytbooks	Gary Rivlin’s ‘Katrina: After the Flood’
2:00p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Let’s Be Less Stupid,’ a Distracted Meditation on Absent-Mindedness
8:05p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Let’s Be Less Stupid,’ a Distracted Meditation on Absent-Mindedness

6th

9:00a	nytbooks	Ursula K. Le Guin: By the Book
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Fifth Season,’ by N.K. Jemisin
3:01p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Let’s Be Less Stupid,’ a Distracted Meditation on Absent-Mindedness
3:23p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Making Every Vote Count
6:54p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘We Believe the Children,’ on Child Abuse Hysteria in the 1980s

7th

12:46a	nytbooks	Letters: The Rediscovered Manuscript
12:57p	nytbooks	‘Kitchens of the Great Midwest,’ by J. Ryan Stradal
1:12p	nytbooks	‘Folk City: New York and the American Folk Music Revival’
1:14p	nytbooks	Hugh Thomas’s ‘World Without End: Spain, Philip II, and the First Global Empire’
1:16p	nytbooks	Open Book: Since Katrina
1:45p	nytbooks	Inside the List
1:45p	nytbooks	‘Sea Lovers: Selected Stories,’ by Valerie Martin
1:46p	nytbooks	‘All That Followed,’ by Gabriel Urza
1:53p	nytbooks	‘Crooked Heart,’ by Lissa Evans
1:54p	nytbooks	‘Joy: Poet, Seeker, and the Woman Who Captivated C.S. Lewis’
3:14p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Don Brown’s ‘Drowned City,’ and More
3:15p	nytbooks	‘The Little Brother,’ by Victoria Patterson
3:16p	nytbooks	Lauren Fox’s ‘Days of Awe’
3:17p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:23p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
3:24p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: After the Storm
4:28p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Katrina: After the Flood’
9:14p	nytbooks	New York Review Books Fills a Niche by Reviving Forgotten Works
9:14p	nytbooks	New York Review Books Fills a Niche by Reviving Forgotten Works
10:12p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: The Clash of New York’s Irish and Italians, and the City’s First Black Firefighter
11:49p	nytbooks	Hugh Thomas’s ‘World Without End: Spain, Philip II, and the First Global Empire’

9th

4:00p	nytbooks	New York Review of Books Fills a Niche by Reviving Forgotten Works
10:09p	nytbooks	Harper Lee and Truman Capote: A Collaboration in Mischief
10:11p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘On Writing,’ a Charles Bukowski Collection of Rants and Musings in Lett

10th

2:46p	nytbooks	New York Review of Books Fills a Niche by Reviving Forgotten Works
3:49p	nytbooks	Ta-Nehisi Coates: By the Book
4:35p	nytbooks	Harper Lee and Truman Capote: A Collaboration in Mischief
5:29p	nytbooks	Vu Tran’s ‘Dragonfish’
5:37p	nytbooks	Ivan Doig’s ‘Last Bus to Wisdom’
6:46p	nytbooks	Harper Lee and Truman Capote: A Collaboration in Mischief
7:29p	nytbooks	Robert Conquest, Historian Who Documented Soviet Horrors, Dies at 98
8:15p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Ayn Rand’s ‘Ideal’ Presents a Protagonist Familiar in Her Superiority

11th

1:46a	nytbooks	David Nobbs, Novelist and Creator of Reginald Perrin, Dies at 80
5:23a	nytbooks	New York Review of Books Fills a Niche by Reviving Forgotten Works
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Hairdresser of Harare,’ by Tendai Huchu
9:00a	nytbooks	‘In the Language of Miracles,’ by Rajia Hassib
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Why Do We Always Proclaim That the Novel Is Dead?
8:33p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Clarice Lispector’s ‘The Complete Stories’ Sees Life With Existential Dr

12th

12:32a	nytbooks	Ann McGovern, Author, Is Dead at 85; She Made ‘Stone Soup’ a School Staple
2:31p	nytbooks	Haruki Murakami’s ‘Wind/Pinball’
2:33p	nytbooks	‘A Manual for Cleaning Women,’ by Lucia Berlin
9:31p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Enrique Vila-Matas Plots His Own Awakening in ‘The Illogic of Kassel’

13th

4:14p	nytbooks	Open Book: Reaching Back
4:22p	nytbooks	Letters: ‘The Conservative Heart’
5:06p	nytbooks	Adam Johnson’s ‘Fortune Smiles’
9:50p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In Sophie Hannah’s ‘Woman With a Secret,’ Mysteries Multiply

14th

2:47p	nytbooks	‘Eileen,’ by Ottessa Moshfegh
2:49p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: The 19th Century in Fiction
2:50p	nytbooks	‘Make Your Home Among Strangers,’ by Jennine Capó Crucet
2:52p	nytbooks	‘The Pope’s Daughter,’ by Dario Fo
2:52p	nytbooks	‘The Marriage of Opposites,’ by Alice Hoffman
2:53p	nytbooks	‘Brief Loves That Live Forever’ and ‘A Woman Loved,’ by Andrei Makine
2:54p	nytbooks	Jeff Bartsch’s ‘Two Across’
2:56p	nytbooks	‘The Dust That Falls From Dreams,’ by Louis de Bernières
2:58p	nytbooks	‘The Dressmaker,’ by Rosalie Ham
2:58p	nytbooks	‘Sophie and the Sibyl,’ by Patricia Duncker
3:02p	nytbooks	Inside the List
3:03p	nytbooks	‘In Another Country,’ by David Constantine
3:04p	nytbooks	Crime: Fumbling in the Dark
3:21p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:26p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
4:38p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Vu Tran’s ‘Dragonfish’
7:44p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Vu Tran’s ‘Dragonfish’
7:47p	nytbooks	T Magazine: My 10 Favorite Books: Michael Stipe
11:14p	nytbooks	Russian Publisher Rewrites Books on Putin Without Western Authors’ Consent

16th

9:39p	nytbooks	Lucia Berlin’s Roving, Rowdy Life Is Reflected in a Book of Her Stories
9:43p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In Susan Barker’s ‘The Incarnations,’ Lives of Despair (Past and Present

17th

9:00a	nytbooks	Mario Vargas Llosa’s ‘Notes on the Death of Culture’
9:00a	nytbooks	‘NeuroTribes,’ by Steve Silberman
9:50p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Last Love Song,’ a Biography of Joan Didion
10:50p	nytbooks	Ta-Nehisi Coates’s ‘Between the World and Me’
11:24p	nytbooks	Ta-Nehisi Coates’s ‘Between the World and Me’

18th

9:00a	nytbooks	‘Most Likely to Succeed,’ by Tony Wagner and Ted Dintersmith
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Two-State Delusion,’ by Padraig O’Malley
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Gift of Failure,’ by Jessica Lahey
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Why Get an M.F.A.?
8:14p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘A Manual for Cleaning Women,’ Lucia Berlin’s Soul-Baring Stories

19th

9:00a	nytbooks	‘A Window Opens,’ by Elisabeth Egan
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Prize,’ by Dale Russakoff
9:00a	nytbooks	Rebecca Stead’s ‘Goodbye Stranger’
3:30p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Watch Your Language
6:51p	nytbooks	Elisabeth Egan’s ‘A Window Opens’ Has Echoes of Her Amazon Odyssey
9:20p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Everybody Rise,’ Stephanie Clifford’s Debut Novel, Features That Old-Mo

20th

3:33a	nytbooks	Bud Yorkin, Writer and Producer of ‘All in the Family,’ Dies at 89
3:36a	nytbooks	William Jay Smith, Poet and Craftsman of Rhythm, Dies at 97
9:00a	nytbooks	‘Shadows of Sherwood: A Robyn Hoodlum Adventure,’ by Kekla Magoon
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Road Not Taken,’ by David Orr
12:00p	nytbooks	R. L. Stine: By the Book
9:37p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Can I Go Now?,’ a Biography of the Hollywood Agent Sue Mengers
9:41p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Last Love Song,’ a Biography of Joan Didion
10:21p	nytbooks	Mario Vargas Llosa’s ‘Notes on the Death of Culture’

21st

1:58p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Last Love Song,’ a Biography of Joan Didion
2:32p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: On Reading
2:34p	nytbooks	Open Book: Cultural Anxiety
2:35p	nytbooks	Letters: New Orleans, 10 Years Later
2:36p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
2:36p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
2:37p	nytbooks	‘The Shape of the New,’ by Scott L. Montgomery and Daniel Chirot
2:37p	nytbooks	‘Everybody Rise,’ by Stephanie Clifford
2:37p	nytbooks	‘Machines of Loving Grace,’ by John Markoff
2:38p	nytbooks	‘Young Eliot,’ by Robert Crawford
2:39p	nytbooks	‘Palimpsest: A History of the Written Word,’ by Matthew Battles
2:39p	nytbooks	‘Faith Ed.,’ by Linda K. Wertheimer
2:41p	nytbooks	Author’s Note: Whose Side Are You On?
2:41p	nytbooks	‘We Believe the Children,’ by Richard Beck
2:50p	nytbooks	Inside the List
3:06p	nytbooks	‘Hit Count,’ by Chris Lynch
3:07p	nytbooks	‘What This Story Needs Is a Pig in a Wig,’ and More
3:07p	nytbooks	‘Mama’s Nightingale,’ by Edwidge Danticat, and More
3:21p	nytbooks	Kevin Henkes’s ‘Waiting,’ and More
3:34p	nytbooks	Maggie Thrash’s ‘Honor Girl’
7:30p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Inside The New York Times Book Review: The History of Autism
9:29p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: New York Bookshelf: The Last Big Colony and the First Suburb

22nd

1:22a	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Inside The New York Times Book Review: The History of Autism
2:25a	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Last Love Song,’ a Biography of Joan Didion

23rd

3:03p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Inside The New York Times Book Review: The History of Autism
7:43p	nytbooks	Mario Vargas Llosa’s ‘Notes on the Death of Culture’
8:37p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Helen Phillips Tweaks Corporate Culture in ‘The Beautiful Bureaucrat’
9:37p	nytbooks	Another Drama in Harper Lee’s Hometown

24th

9:00a	nytbooks	‘Speak,’ by Louisa Hall
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Incarnations,’ by Susan Barker
5:57p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Purity,’ Jonathan Franzen Hits a New Octave
9:15p	nytbooks	Books: Book Review: ‘The Butterflies of North America; Titian Peale’s Lost Manuscript’
9:42p	nytbooks	‘We Believe the Children,’ by Richard Beck
9:51p	nytbooks	Letters: New Orleans, 10 Years Later
11:21p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: ‘Puppies’ Unrewarded at Sci-Fi Book Awards

25th

1:04a	nytbooks	Cynthia Macdonald, Poet Known for Humor and Ability to Shock, Dies at 87
9:00a	nytbooks	Eli Gottlieb’s ‘Best Boy’
9:00a	nytbooks	‘Give Us the Ballot,’ by Ari Berman
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Do We Mistake Inaccessibility for Brilliance?
8:59p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Billion-Dollar Ball’ Explores the Economics of College Football’s Top P
11:28p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Among Friends: Linda Rosenkrantz on ‘Talk’

26th

9:00a	nytbooks	‘Paradise of the Pacific,’ by Susanna Moore
9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Story of the Lost Child,’ by Elena Ferrante
1:00p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Vacation’s End
4:00p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Billion-Dollar Ball’ Explores the Economics of College Football’s Top P
6:22p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’ Brings Back Stieg Larsson’s Detective Duo
7:42p	nytbooks	Novels by Kathleen Alcott, Vu Tran and Alaa Al Aswany; a Memoir by David Payne
7:43p	nytbooks	‘The End of Tsarist Russia,’ by Dominic Lieven
7:43p	nytbooks	Susan Casey’s ‘Voices in the Ocean’
7:43p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Surviving the Nazis
7:44p	nytbooks	‘Harriet Wolf’s Seventh Book of Wonders,’ by Julianna Baggott
7:44p	nytbooks	‘That Winter the Wolf Came,’ by Juliana Spahr
7:44p	nytbooks	‘Girl Waits With Gun,’ by Amy Stewart
7:45p	nytbooks	Amitav Ghosh’s ‘Flood of Fire’
7:45p	nytbooks	Critic’s Take: Closing the Book
7:46p	nytbooks	Ann Beattie: By the Book
11:13p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Biography of Jimmy Carter Is in the Works

27th

2:06a	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Billion-Dollar Ball’ Explores the Economics of College Football’s Top P
5:01p	nytbooks	Opinion: Stephen King: Can a Novelist Be Too Productive?
9:10p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Sympathizer,’ a Novel About a Soldier, Spy and Film Consultant
10:15p	nytbooks	Inside the List

28th

1:43p	nytbooks	In Stieg Larsson’s Head, but His Own Man
2:30p	nytbooks	My Bookshelf, Myself: My 10 Favorite Books: Glenn Ligon
3:51p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Among Friends: Linda Rosenkrantz on ‘Talk’

30th

9:07a	nytbooks	An Appraisal: Oliver Sacks, Casting Light on the Interconnectedness of Life
9:07a	nytbooks	Oliver Sacks Dies at 82; Neurologist and Author Explored the Brain’s Quirks
12:12p	nytbooks	Oliver Sacks Dies at 82; Neurologist and Author Explored the Brain’s Quirks
9:59p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The End of Tsarist Russia’ by Dominic Lieven

31st

12:17a	nytbooks	Oliver Sacks, Neurologist Who Wrote About the Brain’s Quirks, Dies at 82
2:17a	nytbooks	An Appraisal: Oliver Sacks, Casting Light on the Interconnectedness of Life
5:31p	nytbooks	Opinion: Stephen King: Can a Novelist Be Too Productive?
5:47p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Carrie Brownstein’s Book Tour to Kick Off in Brooklyn
10:19p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Make Me,’ Lee Child Adds Another Layer to Jack Reacher

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