REVIEW: 25 Years after 'Election,' Tracy Flick is Mellower -- but Still Intent on Winning
/As in the Novel Where We First Met Her, Tracy’s Lack of “Likability” Creates Problems
Read MoreAs in the Novel Where We First Met Her, Tracy’s Lack of “Likability” Creates Problems
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Read MoreAnd How Mark Burnett resurrected Donald Trump as an icon of American Success.
Read MoreAnd a Biography of a Fierce Fidel Castro Critic, Who Died Under Mysterious Circumstances
Read MoreAnd a Memoir of a Woman Farmhand with an Emphasis on Pigs
Read MoreAnd His Upcoming Queer, Erotic Retelling of ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’
Read MoreAnd the Story of an Amazing Rescue Dog
Read MoreAnd Millard Tells the Story of Two Explorers, who Were Bitter Rivals
Read MoreAnd How French Convict Women Helped to Shape Early America
Read MoreAnd a Captivating Look at the Artist Winslow Homer
Read MoreAnd a Onetime Flight Attendant Tells All
Read MoreAnd a Look at the Powerful Newspapers That Backed Hitler
Read More“The Danger to the Ruling Class Wasn’t Communism but Democracy’
Read MoreAnd a Compelling Novel of Depression-Era Texas
Read MoreIncluding One, Being Adapted by Hulu, in which Russian Bots Woo Women on a Dating App — and Steal their Data
Read MoreAnd Eugene Linden on Where We’ve Gone Wrong in Combating Climate Change
Read MoreAfter His Release, He Died of a Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound with $1.76 in Liquid Assets to His Name
Read MoreAnd How Georgia is Becoming More Democratic — and Why it Matters
Read MoreO’Toole convincingly traces the unfortunate traits to a toxic mixture of religion and politics
Read MoreAnd the Women of Pan-Am Airlines, in the ‘Mad Men’ Age
Read MoreThe National Book Review -- A journal of books and ideas
And a beautifully written memoir from the son of two famous 1960s radicals