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4 days ago · Directed by Valerie Kontakos. This warm remembrance of a Times Square legend is too careful with its iconoclastic heroine. By Jeannette Catsoulis. May 23, 2024. Read Review. Find tickets.
- 6 New Books We Recommend This Week - The New York Times
“A charming, openhearted novel, deceptively easy to read but...
- Book Review: ‘The Editor,’ by Sara B. Franklin - The New York ...
Judith Jones, the subject of Franklin’s essential if...
- 6 New Books We Recommend This Week - The New York Times
5 days ago · “A charming, openhearted novel, deceptively easy to read but layered with sharp observations, hard truths and rich ideas.” From Helen Simonson’s review.
4 days ago · Judith Jones, the subject of Franklin’s essential if adulatory new biography, “The Editor,” was the rare text surgeon who also had an excellent bedside manner. Jones, who died in 2017 ...
2 days ago · Editors’ Choice Staff Picks From the Book Review. NO GOING BACK, THE BODY KEEPS THE SCORE, Paperback Row / DAUGHTERS OF SHANDONG. Surviving the Revolution. Surviving the Revolution. The Book Review Podcast. Previous issue date: The New York Times - Book Review - May 19, 2024
4 days ago · Science fiction often earns its place in memory by envisioning something new and startling — but with Atlas, we’ve seen it all before.” —Alissa Wilkinson, the New York Times. “Ultimately ...
4 days ago · Fiction. 1. Butcher by Joyce Carol Oates. (Knopf) 4 Rave • 2 Positive. “The book has the feverish energy, narrative propulsion and descriptive amplitude—sometimes to excess—of much of her earlier work … Undoubtedly one of her most surreal and gruesome works, sparing no repulsive detail or nefarious impulse.
4 days ago · Oates, as is her wont, succeeds in creating a world that is apart from our own yet familiar, making it impossible to dismiss her observations about twisted natures and random acts of violence.” –Daphne Merkin (The New York Times Book Review) 2. Exhibit by R.O. Kwon (Riverhead) 3 Rave • 3 Positive • 1 Mixed Read an interview with R.O ...
