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February 08, 2016

5 Hot Books: N.Y. Times Film Critic A.O. Scott's Brilliant Meditation on Criticism, Behind the Scenes at Broadway Musicals, and More

February 08, 2016/ Adam Cohen
5 Hot Books: N.Y. Times Film Critic A.O. Scott's Brilliant Meditation on Criticism, Behind the Scenes at Broadway Musicals, and More

And a book on Eleanor Roosevelt's friendship with an African-American Lesbian civil rights activist

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February 08, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
February 06, 2016

NEWS: Megyn Kelly Has Reportedly Signed a $10 Million Book Deal. Could Her Speed-Written Memoir Possibly Be Worth It?

February 06, 2016/ Adam Cohen
NEWS: Megyn Kelly Has Reportedly Signed a $10 Million Book Deal. Could Her Speed-Written Memoir Possibly Be Worth It?

The book, reportedly a memoir, is scheduled to hit the bookstores this fall

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February 06, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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Megyn Kelly, Fox News, Donald Trump, Book Deals, Advances
February 05, 2016

REVIEW: Theodore Roosevelt Deserves a Lot of the Credit--or Blame--for the Rise of Presidential Primaries

February 05, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Theodore Roosevelt Deserves a Lot of the Credit--or Blame--for the Rise of Presidential Primaries

In 1912, party primaries were considered a great progressive reform

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February 05, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Theodore Roosevelt, Politics, Presidential Campaign
February 04, 2016

NEWS: What Books are College Students Reading? A Cool New Online Tool Reveals All

February 04, 2016/ Adam Cohen
NEWS: What Books are College Students Reading? A Cool New Online Tool Reveals All

Traditionalists will like the #1 book: The Elements of Style

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February 04, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
February 03, 2016

REVIEW: Just How Satisfied Should Liberals be with the Obama Presidency?

February 03, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Just How Satisfied Should Liberals be with the Obama Presidency?

Liberal pundit Bill Press's answer is: not very

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February 03, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Politics, Presidential Campaign, Liberals, Obama
February 02, 2016

NEWS: Wow! Amazon May Be About to Open Hundreds of Bricks-and-Mortar Bookstores

February 02, 2016/ Adam Cohen
NEWS: Wow! Amazon May Be About to Open Hundreds of Bricks-and-Mortar Bookstores

And at this point, there are more questions about the report than answers

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February 02, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
News
Bookstores, Amazon
February 01, 2016

VIDEO: On his 114th Birthday, Here is Langston Hughes Explaining How He Wrote "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"

February 01, 2016/ Adam Cohen
VIDEO: On his 114th Birthday, Here is Langston Hughes Explaining How He Wrote "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"

A poem written while crossing the Mississippi by train at twilight

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February 01, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Video
Langston Hughes, Poetry, African-American Literature
February 01, 2016

5 Hot Books: Diane Rehm's Somber Memoir, a Stunning Novel About an Opera Star in 19th Century Paris, and More

February 01, 2016/ Adam Cohen
5 Hot Books: Diane Rehm's Somber Memoir, a Stunning Novel About an Opera Star in 19th Century Paris, and More

Including a six-generation family history from Lena Horne's daughter

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February 01, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Civil Rights, Constitution, Germany, Diane Rehm, Fiction
January 31, 2016

AUDIO: This Is the One Book Bill Gates Says He Would Bring With Him to a Desert Island

January 31, 2016/ Adam Cohen
AUDIO: This Is the One Book Bill Gates Says He Would Bring With Him to a Desert Island

And no, it is not a book about computer software

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January 31, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Audio
Bill Gates, Favorite Books, Steven Pinker, War, Music
January 29, 2016

VIDEO: On the Anniversary of His Death, Here is Robert Frost Reading "The Road Not Taken"

January 29, 2016/ Adam Cohen
VIDEO: On the Anniversary of His Death, Here is Robert Frost Reading "The Road Not Taken"

A classic poem about which critics have long disagreed

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January 29, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Video
Robert Frost, Poetry, New England
January 27, 2016

REVIEW: How to Stop the Super-Rich From Dominating Presidential Politics

January 27, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: How to Stop the Super-Rich From Dominating Presidential Politics

Fixing the campaign finance system after Citizens United

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January 27, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Campaign Finance, Presidential Campaign, Rick Hasen, Plutocracy
January 25, 2016

5 Hot Books: The Koch Brothers' Dangerous Influence, Investigating a Georgia Lynching, and More

January 25, 2016/ Adam Cohen
5 Hot Books: The Koch Brothers' Dangerous Influence, Investigating a Georgia Lynching, and More

And an absurd novel about trying to assassinate Stalin

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January 25, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
January 25, 2016

VIDEO: On Virginia Woolf's Birthday, Here Is the Only Recording of Her Remarkable Speaking Voice

January 25, 2016/ Adam Cohen
VIDEO: On Virginia Woolf's Birthday, Here Is the Only Recording of Her Remarkable Speaking Voice

Talking about the art of writing, and the words she likes to use

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January 25, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
January 22, 2016

REVIEW: Why Are the Republicans Acting So Crazy – and Will They Ever Be Sane Again?

January 22, 2016/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: Why Are the Republicans Acting So Crazy – and Will They Ever Be Sane Again?

E.J. Dionne argues they might -- if they can just break the grip of the far-right wing

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January 22, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
January 20, 2016

Q&A: Columnist E.J. Dionne on the Future of the Increasingly Radicalized Republican Party

January 20, 2016/ Adam Cohen
Q&A: Columnist E.J. Dionne on the Future of the Increasingly Radicalized Republican Party

And his new book, Why The Right Went Wrong

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January 20, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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E.J. Dionne, Presidential Campaign, Politics, Republicans
January 18, 2016

BOOK AWARD NEWS: National Book Critics Circle Announces Prize Finalists

January 18, 2016/ Adam Cohen
BOOK AWARD NEWS: National Book Critics Circle Announces Prize Finalists

Winners will be announced March 17 in New York City Ceremony

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January 18, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
News
NBCC, Book Awards
January 18, 2016

5 Hot Books: New Joyce Carol Oates, the Armenian Genocide, and an EMT's Wild Rides

January 18, 2016/ Adam Cohen
5 Hot Books: New Joyce Carol Oates, the Armenian Genocide, and an EMT's Wild Rides

And historian Ian Buruma's book about his grandparents, in love and war

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January 18, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Best Books, Armenian Genocide, Joyce Carol Oates, Medicine
January 16, 2016

Video: On Susan Sontag's Birthday, Here She is Confronting Norman Mailer Over His Use of the Phrase "Lady Writer"

January 16, 2016/ Adam Cohen
Video: On Susan Sontag's Birthday, Here She is Confronting Norman Mailer Over His Use of the Phrase "Lady Writer"

From a famous encounter at New York City's Town Hall

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January 16, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ 1 Comment
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Susan Sontag, Feminism, Literary History
January 13, 2016

Review: An Ultra High-Energy Novel About the 1999 Seattle Anti-WTO Protests

January 13, 2016/ Adam Cohen
Review: An Ultra High-Energy Novel About the 1999 Seattle Anti-WTO Protests

It asks to be consumed in a single sitting, much like a film or a play

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January 13, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Michael Landes, Fiction, Protests, Sunil Yapa
January 11, 2016

News: Top Children's Book Prize Winners: the Amazing True Story of Winnie-the-Pooh, and a Child's Discovery of Race and Class

January 11, 2016/ Adam Cohen
News: Top Children's Book Prize Winners: the Amazing True Story of Winnie-the-Pooh, and a Child's Discovery of Race and Class

And this year: the first Latino author to win the Newbery

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January 11, 2016/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
News
Book Awards, Children's Books, Race
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HOT FIVE: A Thrilling New Book from Scott Turow, a CBS Anchor's Memoir, and More
HOT FIVE: A Thrilling New Book from Scott Turow, a CBS Anchor's Memoir, and More

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REVIEW: The Harm that an Unreliable Jail House Snitch Can Do

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REVIEW: After 200 Years, Lewis & Clark's Explorations Continue to Fascinate
REVIEW: After 200 Years, Lewis & Clark's Explorations Continue to Fascinate

Two New Books Explore the Lives of America’s Great Explorers

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Italian Jewish Recipes, Jenny Boylan's Memoir, and Searching for Rare Orchids
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Review: Anne Fadiman's Collection of Essays is About a Pet Frog, and So Much More
Review: Anne Fadiman's Collection of Essays is About a Pet Frog, and So Much More

Fine Writing that is a Break from Our Current Chaos

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Q&A: A Novel About Life in a Chicago Condo, and Dreams of a Better Path for Gaza
Q&A: A Novel About Life in a Chicago Condo, and Dreams of a Better Path for Gaza

A Man’s Meditation on Homeland and Exile

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REVIEW: Elizabeth McCracken Tells Us How to Write Fiction
REVIEW: Elizabeth McCracken Tells Us How to Write Fiction

“It’s a long game,” McCracken says. “That’s all I ever want to impart to my students.”

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Q&A:  Grand Design: Barry Pearce’s Short Story Collection, The Plan of Chicago
Q&A: Grand Design: Barry Pearce’s Short Story Collection, The Plan of Chicago
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