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Svetlana Alexievich Wins Nobel Prize in Literature [09 Oct 2015|01:02am]
The Belarussian journalist and prose writer is best known for giving voice to survivors of war and disaster.









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Svetlana Alexievich, Belarussian Voice of Survivors, Wins Nobel Prize in Literature [09 Oct 2015|01:02am]
The journalist and prose writer is best known for works about female Russian soldiers in World War II and the aftermath of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.









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My Bookshelf, Myself: My 10 Favorite Books: Julie Klausner [09 Oct 2015|02:57pm]
The writer shares the titles she’d most want with her on a desert island.









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The Shortlist: Debut Novels [09 Oct 2015|03:18pm]
New books by Rachel B. Glaser, Ron Childress, Maggie Mitchell and Val Brelinski.









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Open Book: Culling a Century of Stories [09 Oct 2015|03:18pm]
Lorrie Moore and Heidi Pitlor talk about editing “100 Years of the Best American Short Stories.”









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Editors’ Choice [09 Oct 2015|03:19pm]
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.









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Paperback Row [09 Oct 2015|03:19pm]
Paperback books of particular interest.









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‘Leo: A Ghost Story,’ ‘Max the Brave’ and More [09 Oct 2015|03:33pm]
Humor and imagination can help children get over being scared, as four new picture books show.









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‘Painting Death,’ by Tim Parks [09 Oct 2015|03:54pm]
A serial killer attempts to mount an exhibition on the theme of violent death.









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‘The Thing About Jellyfish,’ by Ali Benjamin [09 Oct 2015|03:54pm]
A grieving middle schooler’s natural curiosity sends her on a scientific adventure to explain her used-to-be friend’s drowning.









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Bonnie Jo Campbell’s ‘Mothers, Tell Your Daughters’ [09 Oct 2015|03:54pm]
In stories sprung from the rural Midwest, women draw on their deepest strengths.









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Critic’s Take: Trollope Uncut [09 Oct 2015|03:54pm]
A new, restored version of Trollope’s 1880 novel “The Duke’s Children” is a fuller, richer book.









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‘Leaving Orbit,’ by Margaret Lazarus Dean [09 Oct 2015|03:54pm]
A history of the shuttle era and the waning of the space program.









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‘The Nest,’ by Kenneth Oppel [09 Oct 2015|03:54pm]
Sinister wasps seem set to exchange their own creation for a sickly infant, and only a big brother stands in the way.









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M. T. Anderson’s ‘Symphony for the City of the Dead’ [09 Oct 2015|03:54pm]
The story behind one of Dmitri Shostakovich’s greatest symphonies, composed as the assault on Leningrad unfolded.









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‘Changing the Subject,’ by Sven Birkerts [09 Oct 2015|04:23pm]
In these impassioned essays, Birkerts warns that the power of language and literature to sustain the self is under threat from “the tidal inrush of digitized living.”









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ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Rosemary: The Hidden Kennedy Daughter’ [09 Oct 2015|04:24pm]
Kate Clifford Larson discusses the life of Rosemary Kennedy, and Larissa MacFarquhar talks about “Strangers Drowning.”









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Off the Shelf: A Morgan Stanley Investment Veteran’s Advice for Rookies [09 Oct 2015|06:26pm]
A new book by John D. Spooner, “No One Ever Told Us That: Money and Life Lessons for Young Adults,” speaks to people in their 20s and 30s but has good advice for everybody.









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ArtsBeat: Book Review Podcast: ‘Rosemary: The Hidden Kennedy Daughter’ [09 Oct 2015|07:48pm]
Kate Clifford Larson discusses the life of Rosemary Kennedy, and Larissa MacFarquhar talks about “Strangers Drowning.”









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