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0127	Garth Greenwell’s anatomy of desire	Book Forum
0127	James Wood’s inspired reading	Book Forum
0126	China stiffens its defences against epidemic as death toll hits 56	Book News
0125	Fact, along with Trump, is on trial in the Senate	Book News
0125	Social worker charged with coercing client into prostitution	Book News
0125	A 2nd U.S. coronavirus case has been confirmed in Chicago	Book News
0125	‘Fox & Friends’ Desperately Tries to End Unhinged Giuliani Interview, Repeatedly Fails	Book News
0124	Warren responds after angry dad confronts her on student loans	Book News
0124	Damaged By Drone Strike: Suleimani's Sainthood Is Now Being Questioned	Book News
0124	Reagan Arthur named publisher of Knopf; Garth Greenwell on the purpose of art	Book Forum
0124	Are you in danger of catching the coronavirus? 5 questions answered	Book News
0124	Hong Kong and ‘The Hunger Games’	The Millions
0124	I’m Fed Up!	Book Forum
0123	The Paris Review names new publisher; Charles Yu on his new novel	Book Forum
0123	The Fashion of Jane Austen’s Novels	The Millions
0122	Several news websites profitable in 2019; Isabel Allende on literature and journalism	Book Forum
0122	Bon Courage: ‘The Good Wife’ Qua Middlebrow Novel	The Millions
0122	How the Women Became Little	The Millions
0122	Fame Game	Book Forum
0121	The new Yale Review launches; Ashley Feinberg on the Times’s Democratic primary endorsement	Book Forum
0121	Father, I Found the Movies: Featured Poetry by Chad Bennett	The Millions
0121	Tuesday New Release Day: Starring Allende, Smith, Eisenberg, Cummins, Chayka, and More	The Millions
0120	Lee Child letting go of his creation is a tale told by other bestsellers	Guardian Blog
0120	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?	Guardian Blog
0120	Poem of the week: Harlem Shadows by Claude McKay	Guardian Blog
0120	A Pushkin theme park? How about Discworld World, StephenKingLand …	Guardian Blog
0117	Discworld fans are right to be nervous about the BBC's 'punk rock' The Watch	Guardian Blog
0117	Annotate This: On Marginalia	The Millions
0116	The State of #MeToo	The Millions
0115	Tom Watson’s betrayal thriller – and other politicians who vent in fiction	Guardian Blog
0114	Half of a Yellow Sun is a masterpiece in balancing truth and fiction	Guardian Blog
0113	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?	Guardian Blog
0519	Long-Lost Letter from Neal Cassady to Jack Kerouac Headed to Auction (Again)	Paper Cuts
0502	An Interview with Ross Posnock	Bookslut
0502	Asleep, She is a Horizon: On Simone Weil	Bookslut
0502	An Interview with Alison Kinney	Bookslut
0502	A Plea for Tenderness	Bookslut
0502	An Interview with Mary Rakow	Bookslut
0502	An Interview with Joni Murphy	Bookslut
0502	Among Strange Victims by Daniel Saldaña París, translated by Christina MacSweeney	Bookslut
0502	Ways to Disappear by Idra Novey	Bookslut
0414	Juan Felipe Herrera Named to Second Term as Poet Laureate	Paper Cuts
0412	Chris Jackson to Lead One World Imprint at Random House	Paper Cuts
0407	Live Reading of Martha Graham Memoir (All of It)	Paper Cuts
0406	Meg Rosoff Wins Astrid Lindgren Children’s Book Prize	Paper Cuts
0406	James Hannaham Wins PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction	Paper Cuts
0405	Plus-Size Superhero Gets Her Own Series	Paper Cuts
0323	Whiting Foundation Announces Winners of 2016 Awards for Writing	Paper Cuts

Resources

New York Times Book Review

0126	As ‘American Dirt’ Racks Up Sales, Its Author Becomes the Story
0126	Terry Jones, Monty Python Founder and Scholar, Is Dead at 77
0126	Nancy Drew Is Dead! Don't Worry, the Hardy Boys Are on the Case.
0125	The Stories in This Chicago Housing Project Could Fill a Book
0125	Four High-Octane New Thrillers
0125	‘Oscar Wao’ Review: The Tragedy, and Comedy, of Manhood
0125	Andrea Bernstein on ‘American Oligarchs’
0125	Roxane Gay Revisits ‘Darkness’ as a Graphic Novel
0124	The Meaning of a Book is in the Eye of Its Beholder
0124	Marlon James to Host New Literary Podcast
0124	Considering Zora Neale Hurston and the Legacy of Fiction
0124	‘Dear Me’: A Novelist Writes to Her Future Self
0124	Contemporary Brazil, Captured in Two Novels and a Journalist’s Collection
0124	New in Paperback: ‘Prisoner’ and ‘All My Puny Sorrows’
0124	Ouch, Oh and Oh No!

Guardian Books

0126	Uncanny Valley by Anna Wiener review – bullies, greed and sexism in Silicon Valley
0126	Introducing our 10 best debut novelists of 2020
0126	Unfree Speech by Joshua Wong review – a call to arms for the Snapchat generation
0126	Tracey Thorn: ‘I went through a phase of carrying Camus under my arm’
0126	Book clinic: what postmodernist writers should I try?
0125	Happy ever after: why writers are falling out of love with marriage
0125	Exclusive: John Bercow on friends, enemies and the drama of Brexit
0125	The Imposteress Rabbit Breeder by Karen Harvey review – a simple case?
0124	Isabel Allende: ‘The Female Eunuch confirmed I was not crazy’
0123	Forbidden territory: the best books about land and power
0122	Liz Moore: 'It made a big impression to know early what addiction was'
0122	Top 10 political travel books
0122	Highfire by Eoin Colfer review – a joyous fantasy for grownups
0122	Agency by William Gibson review – a world in an instant
0122	The Volunteer by Jack Fairweather review – the hero who infiltrated Auschwitz

New York Review of Books

0125	A New Look At Ritwik Ghatak’s Bengal
0124	The Good Guy
0123	Among the Syrian Militiamen of Turkey’s Intervention in Libya
0123	Learning to Fight
0122	The Year of the Amazon?
0121	‘Collapsologie’: Constructing an Idea of How Things Fall Apart
0120	Ruth Glass: Beyond ‘Gentrification’
0118	Ghana’s Handmade Movie Poster Boom
0117	The Middle East: Trump Blunders In
0117	Do the Democrats Have a Foreign Policy?
0117	Why Macron Refuses to Retire in France’s Pensions Battle
0116	Australia: The Fires and Our Future
0115	William Barr: The Carl Schmitt of Our Time
0114	How China Threatens Human Rights Worldwide
0113	The Center Blows Itself Up: Care and Spite in the ‘Brexit Election’

London Review of Books

1106	Patrick Cockburn: The Battle for Kobani
1106	James Salter: Those Magnificent Men
1106	Iain Sinclair: London’s Lost Cinemas
1106	Frederick Wilmot-Smith: Legal Aid
1106	David Runciman: Short Cuts
1106	John-Paul Stonard: At the RA
1106	Anne Wagner: At Tate Modern
1106	Letters
1106	Table of contents