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12:56a	nytbooks	Wayne W. Dyer, Prolific Author of Self-Help Books, Dies at 75
1:37a	nytbooks	Expert Says Manuscript Is Not Harper Lee’s Third Novel
9:00a	nytbooks	‘Did You Ever Have a Family’ by Bill Clegg
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’ by David Lagercrantz
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’ by David Lagercrantz
2:51p	nytbooks	French Publisher Won’t Print Book on Moroccan King After Authors’ Arrest
4:16p	nytbooks	‘The End of Tsarist Russia,’ by Dominic Lieven
5:25p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Chrissie Hynde’s ‘Reckless’ Details a Rocker’s Life
5:27p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Carrie Brownstein’s Book Tour to Kick Off in Brooklyn
5:41p	nytbooks	Bookends: Is Everyone Qualified to Be a Critic?
7:25p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Five Poets Receive Lucrative Fellowships

2nd

12:03a	nytbooks	Op-Ed Contributor: Can a Novelist Be Too Productive?: Q. & A. With Stephen King
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Silo Effect,’ by Gillian Tett
9:30a	nytbooks	‘$2.00 a Day,’ by Kathryn J. Edin and H. Luke Shaefer
10:59a	nytbooks	Feature: The Misanthropic Genius of Joy Williams
5:44p	nytbooks	Virgin Eyes: Just a Book? No, More Like a Trusty Companion
9:46p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Lightless,’ About the Bratty Machine on a Spaceflight

3rd

9:00a	nytbooks	‘The Hotel Years,’ by Joseph Roth
9:00a	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Elena Ferrante’s ‘The Story of the Lost Child,’ the Finale in a Quartet
9:00a	nytbooks	Timothy Snyder’s ‘Black Earth’
12:00p	nytbooks	Jesse Eisenberg: By the Book
4:42p	nytbooks	(no subject)
5:48p	nytbooks	Letters: Another Path to Peace
11:26p	nytbooks	Crime: Drawing a Bead

4th

2:35p	nytbooks	Open Book: Inside the Walls
2:35p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Prose on Poetry
2:35p	nytbooks	Ann Beattie’s ‘The State We’re In’
2:36p	nytbooks	Inside the List
2:36p	nytbooks	‘Trigger Mortis: A James Bond Novel,’ by Anthony Horowitz
2:36p	nytbooks	‘You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine,’ by Alexandra Kleeman
2:36p	nytbooks	‘The Making of Asian America,’ by Erika Lee
2:36p	nytbooks	‘The Wake,’ by Paul Kingsnorth
2:36p	nytbooks	‘A Clue to the Exit,’ by Edward St. Aubyn
3:04p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
4:21p	nytbooks	Salman Rushdie on His New Novel, With a Character Who Floats Just Above Ground
4:36p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
5:27p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: Bill Clegg’s Debut Novel
6:33p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: National Humanities Medal Winners Include Larry McMurtry and Alice Waters
6:37p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: New Books on the City After War and After Buffalo

5th

10:16p

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Rhoda Lerman, Writer Who Defied Labels, Dies at 79

6th

1:36a	nytbooks	Opinion: Stephen King: Can a Novelist Be Too Productive?
9:11p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Lauren Groff’s ‘Fates and Furies’ Features a Wife Who’s Full of Surprise

7th

6:40p	nytbooks	Books: Review: ‘Stoned: A Doctor’s Case for Medical Marijuana’
9:02p	nytbooks	Erica Jong’s ‘Fear of Dying’ Defies the Sunset of Sex
9:10p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Fortune Smiles,’ Stories From Dark Places, by Adam Johnson
9:25p	nytbooks	Timothy Snyder’s ‘Black Earth’ Puts Holocaust, and Himself, in Spotlight
11:00p	nytbooks	Mindy Kaling: By the Book

8th

9:30a	nytbooks	Scott Shane’s ‘Objective Troy’
9:30a	nytbooks	Lauren Groff’s ‘Fates and Furies’
4:46p	nytbooks	Bookends: What’s the Best Book About Work?
7:59p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Bill Clegg’s ‘Did You Ever Have a Family’ Heaps One Tragedy Upon Another
10:05p	nytbooks	A White Poet Borrows a Chinese Name and Sets Off Fireworks

9th

9:30a	nytbooks	‘Beauty Is a Wound’ and ‘Man Tiger’ by Eka Kurniawan
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Date-Onomics,’ ‘The Sex Myth’ and ‘Modern Romance’
7:02p	nytbooks	‘Paid For,’ by Rachel Moran
9:24p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Exceptional,’ the Cheneys Make Obama the Villain
10:01p	nytbooks	Michael Derrick Hudson Posed as a ‘Yi-Fen Chou’: Did the Name Sell His Poem?

10th

2:15a	nytbooks	Gabrielle Burton, Feminist Novelist and Screenwriter, Dies at 76
9:30a	nytbooks	Critic’s Take: Minotaur in His Maze
1:27p	nytbooks	A White Poet Borrows a Chinese Name and Sets Off Fireworks
2:59p	nytbooks	‘Never Enough: Donald Trump and the Pursuit of Success,’ by Michael D’Antonio
3:14p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: The Pink and the Black
9:57p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Negroland,’ by Margo Jefferson, on Growing Up Black and Privileged

11th

3:21p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
3:24p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
4:02p	nytbooks	‘The Marvels,’ by Brian Selznick
4:02p	nytbooks	‘Black Man in a White Coat,’ by Damon Tweedy
4:08p	nytbooks	‘Beyond the Pond,’ ‘The Tea Party in the Woods’ and ‘The Little Gardener’
4:09p	nytbooks	‘The Boys Who Challenged Hitler’ and ‘Somewhere There Is Still a Sun’
4:09p	nytbooks	‘George,’ by Alex Gino
4:19p	nytbooks	‘Appleblossom the Possum’ and ‘Firefly Hollow’
4:20p	nytbooks	‘The President and the Apprentice: Eisenhower and Nixon, 1952-1961’
4:20p	nytbooks	‘Can I Go Now?’ by Brian Kellow
4:20p	nytbooks	‘The Long Emancipation,’ by Ira Berlin
4:20p	nytbooks	Erica Jong’s ‘Fear of Dying’
4:20p	nytbooks	Joe Meno’s ‘Marvel and a Wonder’
4:20p	nytbooks	‘A Nation of Nations,’ by Tom Gjelten
4:20p	nytbooks	‘The Last Love Song,’ a Biography of Joan Didion
4:20p	nytbooks	Open Book: No Slouch
4:20p	nytbooks	‘The Story of My Teeth,’ by Valeria Luiselli
4:20p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Debut Novels
4:20p	nytbooks	‘The Making of Home,’ by Judith Flanders
7:19p	nytbooks	Pynchon Intrigue Abounds Over ‘Cow Country’
10:33p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Fates and Furies’
11:33p	nytbooks	Books of Style: Alexander McQueen’s Turbulent Life

13th

10:03p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Black Man in a White Coat,’ a Doctor Navigates Bruising Terrain
11:50p	nytbooks	Stanley Hoffmann, Who Brought Passion to Foreign Policy Analysis, Dies at 86

14th

12:57a	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Fates and Furies’
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Sisters in Law’ Looks at Sandra Day O’Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg
9:30a	nytbooks	Wil Haygood’s ‘Showdown: Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court Nomination That Changed America’
9:30a	nytbooks	Stephen Breyer’s ‘The Court and the World’
9:30a	nytbooks	Wil Haygood’s ‘Showdown’
4:22p	nytbooks	Stanley Hoffmann, Who Brought Passion to Foreign Policy Analysis, Dies at 86
10:04p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Chelsea Clinton’s ‘It’s Your World’
10:11p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Once in a Great City’ Chronicles Detroit’s Glory Days

15th

9:30a	nytbooks	Margo Jefferson’s ‘Negroland: A Memoir’
11:01a	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: The Stories of Joy Williams: Short, but Seldom Sweet
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Whatever Happened to the Novel of Ideas?
1:15p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Shortlist is Chosen for the Man Booker Prize
3:04p	nytbooks	Stanley Hoffmann, Who Brought Passion to Foreign Policy Analysis, Dies at 86

16th

2:29a	nytbooks	Stanley Hoffmann, Who Brought Passion to Foreign Policy Analysis, Dies at 86
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Finale,’ by Thomas Mallon
9:30a	nytbooks	Elizabeth Gilbert’s ‘Big Magic’
9:43p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Art of Memoir,’ by Mary Karr, Is a Veteran’s Guide

17th

9:30a	nytbooks	Patrick deWitt’s ‘Undermajordomo Minor’
11:00a	nytbooks	Salman Rushdie: By the Book
3:25p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Art of Memoir,’ by Mary Karr, Is a Veteran’s Guide
5:50p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Shortlist Is Chosen for the Man Booker Prize
9:32p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
10:03p	nytbooks	Weekend Miser: Brooklyn Book Festival Ushers in a Season of Literary Delights
10:07p	nytbooks	Arts \| New Jersey: ‘Girl Waits With Gun’ Tells Tale of the Charlie’s Angels of a Bygone Era
10:39p	nytbooks	Bookshelf: Books on Life as a Muslim in America and Urban Transportation
11:52p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Beauty Is a Wound,’ an Indonesian Blend of History, Myth and Magic

18th

11:00a	nytbooks	Economic View: Donald Trump and the Art of the Public Sector Deal
2:00p	nytbooks	Inside the List
2:41p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Coming-of-Age Novels
2:42p	nytbooks	‘The Social Sex: A History of Female Friendship’
2:43p	nytbooks	Open Book: Friends of Long Standing
2:44p	nytbooks	Alison Light’s ‘Common People: In Pursuit of My Ancestors’
2:45p	nytbooks	‘The Lost Landscape,’ by Joyce Carol Oates
2:47p	nytbooks	‘Succession,’ by Livi Michael
2:50p	nytbooks	‘Sweet Caress,’ by William Boyd
2:50p	nytbooks	Ceridwen Dovey’s ‘Only the Animals’
2:51p	nytbooks	Matt Bell’s ‘Scrapper’
2:52p	nytbooks	Kyung-sook Shin’s ‘The Girl Who Wrote Loneliness’
2:53p	nytbooks	Crime: School for Slaughter
4:47p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Art of Memoir,’ by Mary Karr, Is a Veteran’s Guide
11:30p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘The Court and the World’

19th

1:25a	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Art of Memoir,’ by Mary Karr, Is a Veteran’s Guide
9:51p	nytbooks	Economic View: Donald Trump and the Art of the Public Sector Deal
10:07p	nytbooks	Ceridwen Dovey’s ‘Only the Animals’

20th

3:06a	nytbooks	Jackie Collins, Novelist Who Wrote of Hollywood’s Glamorous Side, Dies at 77
9:31p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Scott Shane’s ‘Objective Troy,’ on Killing the American Jihadist Anwar a
9:31p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Scott Shane’s ‘Objective Troy,’ on Killing the American Jihadist Anwar a
11:55p	nytbooks	C. K. Williams, Poet, Dies at 78; Pulitzer Winner Tackled Politics and Morality
11:55p	nytbooks	C. K. Williams, Poet Who Tackled Moral Issues, Dies at 78

21st

12:52a	nytbooks	Jackie Collins, Novelist Who Wrote of Hollywood’s Glamorous Side, Dies at 77
12:52a	nytbooks	Jackie Collins, Novelist Who Wrote of Hollywood’s Glamorous Side, Dies at 77
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Black Silent Majority,’ by Michael Javen Fortner
9:30a	nytbooks	David Brock’s ‘Killing the Messenger’
5:09p	nytbooks	Jackie Collins, Best-Selling Novelist of Hollywood, Dies at 77
9:28p	nytbooks	Review: ‘Paradise of the Pacific,’ the Hard Truths of Hawaii’s History
10:01p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Scott Shane’s ‘Objective Troy,’ on Killing the American Jihadist Anwar a

22nd

12:19a	nytbooks	Carmen Balcells, Agent to Latin America’s Literary Lions, Dies at 85
1:49a	nytbooks	Jackie Collins, Best-Selling Novelist of Hollywood, Dies at 77
9:30a	nytbooks	‘The Visiting Privilege,’ by Joy Williams
9:30a	nytbooks	‘Selfish,’ by Kim Kardashian West, and More
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: Why Read Books Considered Obscene?
5:22p	nytbooks	Ta-Nehisi Coates to Write Black Panther Comic for Marvel
7:51p	nytbooks	Patrick deWitt’s ‘Undermajordomo Minor’
10:39p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Deep South,’ Paul Theroux Takes an Eye-Opening Road Trip

23rd

1:05a	nytbooks	The Plot Twist: E-Book Sales Slip, and Print Is Far From Dead
3:17a	nytbooks	Dr. Leon Root, Orthopedic Surgeon Who Wrote Advice Books, Dies at 86
9:00a	nytbooks	Anne-Marie Slaughter’s ‘Unfinished Business: Women Men Work Family’
9:00a	nytbooks	Anne-Marie Slaughter’s ‘Unfinished Business’
9:30a	nytbooks	Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Heart Goes Last’
9:40p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Finale’ by Thomas Mallon Moves Past ‘Watergate’ and Into the Reagan Era
9:55p	nytbooks	Review: Novels by Alexandra Kleeman, Edward St. Aubyn and More

24th

1:24p	nytbooks	Mary Karr: By the Book
3:07p	nytbooks	Weekend Miser: Brooklyn Book Festival Ushers in a Season of Literary Delights
3:46p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Sotheby’s Sale Includes Rare Early English Books (and Early English Dogs)
5:54p	nytbooks	Exhibition Review: Hemingway Was a Pack Rat. Here’s What His Mementos Reveal.
5:54p	nytbooks	Exhibition Review: Hemingway Was a Pack Rat. Here’s What His Mementos Reveal.
7:21p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Sotheby’s Sale Includes Rare Early English Books (and Early English Dogs)
9:20p	nytbooks	Letters: ‘Between the World and Me’
9:38p	nytbooks	Paperback Row
9:43p	nytbooks	Editors’ Choice
9:51p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Strangers Drowning’ Examines Extreme Do-Gooders

25th

3:31p	nytbooks	Open Book: The Contenders
3:31p	nytbooks	David Maraniss’s ‘Once in a Great City: A Detroit Story’
3:31p	nytbooks	John Banville’s ‘The Blue Guitar’
3:31p	nytbooks	‘This Is Your Life, Harriet Chance!’ by Jonathan Evison
3:31p	nytbooks	Inside the List
3:31p	nytbooks	Critic’s Take: Owing to the Greeks
3:31p	nytbooks	‘The Invention of Nature,’ by Andrea Wulf
3:32p	nytbooks	The Shortlist: Marriage Plots
5:34p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Black Silent Majority’

27th

9:35p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘Animals’ Asks When, and If, the Party Has to End
9:44p	nytbooks	Margaret Atwood, Digital Deep-Diver, Writes ‘The Heart Goes Last’

28th

9:30a	nytbooks	‘Changing the Subject,’ by Sven Birkerts
9:30a	nytbooks	Sherry Turkle’s ‘Reclaiming Conversation’
4:06p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Hilary Mantel, Salman Rushdie and Other Authors Will Donate Profits to Help Syrian Refugee
8:24p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: In ‘I Must Be Living Twice’ and ‘Chelsea Girls,’ Eileen Myles Ruminates

29th

4:01a	nytbooks	MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ Winners for 2015 Are Announced
5:25a	nytbooks	MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ Winners for 2015 Are Announced
9:30a	nytbooks	Sloane Crosley’s ‘The Clasp’
12:00p	nytbooks	Bookends: In the Age of Memoir, What’s the Legacy of the Confessional Mode?
1:16p	nytbooks	MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ Winners for 2015 Are Announced
4:40p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Hilary Mantel, Salman Rushdie and Other Authors Will Donate Profits to Help Syrian Refugee
9:11p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Heart Goes Last’ Conjures a Kinky Dystopia

30th

1:43a	nytbooks	Phyllis Tickle, Who Energized a Market for Books on Religion, Dies at 81
9:30a	nytbooks	Niall Ferguson’s ‘Kissinger. Volume I. 1923-1968: The Idealist’
9:30a	nytbooks	Niall Ferguson’s ‘Kissinger: Volume I’
9:30a	nytbooks	‘South Toward Home,’ by Margaret Eby
12:30p	nytbooks	ArtsBeat: Kirkus Announces Finalists for 2015 Book Prizes
4:55p	nytbooks	Children’s Books: Recent History
9:43p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘A Little Life,’ Hanya Yanagihara’s Traumatic Tale of Male Friendship
9:44p	nytbooks	Books of The Times: Review: ‘A Little Life,’ Hanya Yanagihara’s Traumatic Tale of Male Friendship
9:49p	nytbooks	For Amy Schumer, Multimillion-Dollar Book Deal Is All in the Timing

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