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April 28, 2021

REVIEW: An Investigative Reporter Takes a Close Look at the Sackler Family and the Opioid Crisis

April 28, 2021/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: An Investigative Reporter Takes a Close Look at the Sackler Family and the Opioid Crisis

A Rags-to-Enormous-Riches Story with Dark Undercurrents

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April 28, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Oxycontin, Opioids, Sackler Family
April 26, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: A Biography of Nancy Reagan, a Jewish-Puerto Rican Playwright, and More

April 26, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: A Biography of Nancy Reagan, a Jewish-Puerto Rican Playwright, and More

And Exploring the Legacy of a Harvard Homer Professor Who Died Mysteriously

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April 26, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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Nancy Reagan, Puerto Rican-American Literature
April 24, 2021

Q and A: Elizabeth McCracken Talks About Writing in the Pandemic, Language, and More

April 24, 2021/ Adam Cohen
Q and A: Elizabeth McCracken Talks About Writing in the Pandemic, Language, and More

And Why Her Parents Were, Together, a ‘Sight Gag’

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April 24, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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Elizabeth McCracken, Writing in Pandemic
April 19, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: Art and Thought in the Cold War, a Brother's Suicide, and More

April 19, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: Art and Thought in the Cold War, a Brother's Suicide, and More

And Essays from a Mixed-Race Writer Who Thinks of Herself as “a Perpetual Foreigner”

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April 19, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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Cold War, Suicide, Asian-Americans
April 16, 2021

REVIEW: When it Comes to War, Never Say Never

April 16, 2021/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: When it Comes to War, Never Say Never

The Grim Reality of History is that Peace is All Too Often Merely a Prelude to the Next War

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April 16, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
War, Military
April 12, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: The Erosion of Medical Consent, the Problem with Fad Psychology, and More

April 12, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: The Erosion of Medical Consent, the Problem with Fad Psychology, and More

And Ricki Lee Jones Looks Back on Her Life as a Troubadour

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April 12, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Medical Consent, Psychology
April 09, 2021

REVIEW: A Smart Guide to Everything You Need to Know About Being an Adult

April 09, 2021/ Adam Cohen
REVIEW: A Smart Guide to Everything You Need to Know About Being an Adult

Pro Tip: It All Starts with Focusing on Personal Integrity

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April 09, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Review
Adulting, Advice Books
April 04, 2021

ESSAY: Ken Burns's Documentary Shines a New Light on Ernest Hemingway

April 04, 2021/ Adam Cohen
ESSAY: Ken Burns's Documentary Shines a New Light on Ernest Hemingway

[We] want to offer viewers an honest portrayal of a complex and conflicted writer”

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April 04, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Essay
Ernest Hemingway, Ken Burns, American Literature
March 29, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: Women's Rights Pioneers, Children Traumatized by Guns, and More

March 29, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: Women's Rights Pioneers, Children Traumatized by Guns, and More

And Eleanor Roosevelt’s Little-Known Years as a Greenwich Village Bohemian

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March 29, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
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Women's Rights, Guns, Eleanor Roosevelt
March 23, 2021

5 Hot Books: The Asian American Experience, a Nazi's Granddaughter Looks Back, and More

March 23, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 Hot Books: The Asian American Experience, a Nazi's Granddaughter Looks Back, and More

And a History of America’s First Civil Rights Movement

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March 23, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Asian Americans, Francis Bacon, Civil Rights Movement
March 20, 2021

Q and A: Novelist Marcia Butler on the Writer's Process, Finding Inspiration, and Moose

March 20, 2021/ Adam Cohen
Q and A: Novelist Marcia Butler on the Writer's Process, Finding Inspiration, and Moose

And How Writing a Novel Changes the Author

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March 20, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Q & A
Novel Writing, Fiction
March 15, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: The Magic of New York City, Figuring Out Lady Bird Johnson, and More

March 15, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: The Magic of New York City, Figuring Out Lady Bird Johnson, and More

And a Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Making of ‘Midnight Cowboy’

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March 15, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Lady Bird Johnson, New York City
March 13, 2021

APPRECIATION: 'The Color of Law' Makes a Compelling Case for Reparations

March 13, 2021/ Adam Cohen
APPRECIATION: 'The Color of Law' Makes a Compelling Case for Reparations

The Pandemic is the Perfect Time to Contemplate Rothstein’s Insights Into Our Tortured Racial History

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March 13, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ 1 Comment
Appreciation
Civil Rights, Reparations, Race
March 09, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: Walter Isaacson on Gene Editing and the Future of Humanity, Illegal Guns, and More

March 09, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: Walter Isaacson on Gene Editing and the Future of Humanity, Illegal Guns, and More

And a Novel about an African Village in the Grip of a Major American Oil Company

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March 09, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Gene Editing, Guns, Africa
March 06, 2021

Q and A: Barbara Mahany on Essay Writing vs. Journalism, Winter, and Interfaith Families

March 06, 2021/ Adam Cohen

And Her Son’s Rules about When She Can Write About Him

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March 06, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Q & A
Winter, Essay Writing, The Seasons
March 01, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: Viet Thanh Nguyen's Acclaimed New Novel, American Eugenics, and More

March 01, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: Viet Thanh Nguyen's Acclaimed New Novel, American Eugenics, and More

And Annabelle Gurwitch’s Wry Look at Downward Mobility and Other Woes

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March 01, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Asian-American Literature, Eugenics, Downward Mobility
February 26, 2021

ESSAY: The Chilling History of Modern Gynecology – and What We Owe Black Women.

February 26, 2021/ Adam Cohen
ESSAY: The Chilling History of Modern Gynecology – and What We Owe Black Women.

‘Medical Bondage’ Chronicles how the White “Fathers” of Gynecology Built the Field on Enslaved Black Women

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February 26, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Essay
Gynecology, Racism in Medicine, Black Women
February 22, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: Iconic Women War Correspondents, the Cost of Racism, and More

February 22, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: Iconic Women War Correspondents, the Cost of Racism, and More

And a Spectacular New Biography of Tom Stoppard

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February 22, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
Women Foreign Correspondents, Economics of Racism
February 20, 2021

Q and A: Paul Vidich on Writing Espionage Novels, the CIA, and Why He Likes Strong Women

February 20, 2021/ Adam Cohen
Q and A: Paul Vidich on Writing Espionage Novels, the CIA, and Why He Likes Strong Women

The Conventions of the Espionage Thriller “Give You Space to Explore Human Frailties”

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February 20, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
Writing Techniques, Espionage
February 16, 2021

5 HOT BOOKS: Henry Louis Gates on the Black Church, Bill Gates on Climate Disaster, and More

February 16, 2021/ Adam Cohen
5 HOT BOOKS: Henry Louis Gates on the Black Church, Bill Gates on Climate Disaster, and More

And the All-Women Kurdish Militia that Took on ISIS in their Small Town and Won

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February 16, 2021/ Adam Cohen/ Comment
5 Hot Books
The African-American Church, Climate Change
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