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Grace Cavalieri reviews Seeing Stars by Simon Armitage, the new black by Evie Shockley, and Solar Throat Slashed (Soleil cou coupé) by Aime’ Cesaire.
Buying books has gotten to be pretty complicated. Blogger Darrell Delamaide lays out your options.
More than 100 biographies will compete for reader interest this fall. But here are a dozen that, based on industry buzz, are likely to attract the most attention.
Long-time journalist Frank Van Riper looks at how technology, and changing budgets, have affected the nature of reporting.
Why did a politician win the Nobel for literature? Because, according to Brooke Stoddard, he earned it.
Biographers' Powers— New and Old— to Resurrect Lives (Watch for Part 2 Next Tuesday)
Martha Toll explores why so many recent novels are actually linked short stories
Darrell Delamaide asks whether 'tis better to read in translation, or with a dictionary at your elbow?
