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Month: January 2017

Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Meaning of Michelle,’ a First Lady Unlike Any Other

Sixteen writers, many of them African-American women, share what it’s been like to witness Michelle Obama in the White House.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on January 5, 2017Categories BooksLeave a comment on Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Meaning of Michelle,’ a First Lady Unlike Any Other

Books of The Times: Review: A Teenager Bears Witness to Backwoods Intrigue in ‘History of Wolves’

In this first novel by Emily Fridlund, the narrator looks back at a chilling incident from her teenage years, when she lived in a remote part of Minnesota.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on January 4, 2017Categories BooksLeave a comment on Books of The Times: Review: A Teenager Bears Witness to Backwoods Intrigue in ‘History of Wolves’

Books of The Times: Review: ‘Selection Day’ Presents India as Seen Through the Wickets

Aravind Adiga, who won the Booker Prize for “The White Tiger,” has written a cricket novel about two brothers that also sketches a nation in flux.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on January 3, 2017Categories BooksLeave a comment on Books of The Times: Review: ‘Selection Day’ Presents India as Seen Through the Wickets

Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Big Stick’ Argues for a Robust Military Role Abroad

Eliot A. Cohen, a military historian who worked for President George W. Bush, argues for the use of force in the service of American security.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on January 2, 2017Categories BooksLeave a comment on Books of The Times: Review: ‘The Big Stick’ Argues for a Robust Military Role Abroad

Inside Jonathan Lethem’s Oddball Trove

Mr. Lethem, whose books include “The Fortress of the Solitude,” has sold his papers, artifacts, even drawings of vomiting cats, to Yale.

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Author Phil WatonPosted on January 1, 2017Categories BooksLeave a comment on Inside Jonathan Lethem’s Oddball Trove

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