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Month: May 2016

Books of The Times: Review: In Rita Dove’s Verse, Tangy Words to Savor

Collected over 30 years, Ms. Dove’s poetry here covers a huge swath of life, from the cruelties of history to the dubious joys of silk sheets.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on May 31, 2016Categories BooksLeave a comment on Books of The Times: Review: In Rita Dove’s Verse, Tangy Words to Savor

Fiction: ‘The Girls,’ by Emma Cline

Emma Cline’s first novel is a seductive and arresting coming-of-age story hinged on Charles Manson.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on May 31, 2016Categories BooksLeave a comment on Fiction: ‘The Girls,’ by Emma Cline

Eddie Huang Transcends Celebrity Chefdom Again

Mr. Huang of “Fresh Off the Boat” fame is wry and zippy in his second memoir, “Double Cup Love,” about parallel quests for love and acceptance.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on May 30, 2016Categories BooksLeave a comment on Eddie Huang Transcends Celebrity Chefdom Again

Books of The Times: Review: In Emma Straub’s ‘Modern Lovers,’ Passion and Regret in Brooklyn

Ms. Straub’s new novel describes the love and second thoughts of two families in the transitioning neighborhood of Ditmas Park.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on May 30, 2016Categories BooksLeave a comment on Books of The Times: Review: In Emma Straub’s ‘Modern Lovers,’ Passion and Regret in Brooklyn

Middle Eastern Writers Find Refuge in the Dystopian Novel

A new wave of apocalyptic fiction is emerging from writers grappling with the chaotic aftermath and stinging disappointments of the Arab Spring.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on May 29, 2016Categories BooksLeave a comment on Middle Eastern Writers Find Refuge in the Dystopian Novel

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