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Author Sandra Patton-Imani reminds readers that “white and straight” isn’t always the norm.
Its grim subject matter aside, Maggie O’Farrell’s gripping memoir cements her place among the finest writers working today.
What happens when a dystopian police state methodically erases everyday objects?
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An engrossing look at early 20th-century lawyer Nathan Burkan and his larger-than-life clients.
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In the precarious world of early 17th-century Germany, Tyll Ulenspiegel learns life is a tightrope.
A Good Provider Is One Who Leaves ably spotlights the dominant financial role played by female immigrants.
Corey Robin’s The Enigma of Clarence Thomas explores the life of an oft-perplexing jurist.
Andrea Simon’s Bashert marks an important addition to the Holocaust canon.
