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Jack Leggett, Pivotal Figure in Creative Writing, Dies at 97

Friday January 30th, 2015 07:17:44 PM By BRUCE WEBER
Mr. Leggett was a longtime director of the University of Iowa Writers’ Workshop and a mentor to many well-known authors.







The Shortlist: Katherine Heiny’s ‘Single, Carefree, Mellow,’ and More

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:37:06 PM By NAOMI FRY
New books by Katherine Heiny, Megan Mayhew Bergman, Mark Kurlansky and Shelly Oria.

Paperback Row

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:36:52 PM By IHSAN TAYLOR
Paperback books of particular interest.

Editors’ Choice

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:59 PM
Recently reviewed books of particular interest.

‘Ideas of Order,’ by Neil L. Rudenstine

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:57 PM By GLYN MAXWELL
A guide to Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets, and an argument that they contain an underlying narrative.

Open Book: Reading in Transit

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:56 PM By JOHN WILLIAMS
The photographer Reinier Gerritsen captures the reading habits of New York’s subway riders.

Scott Blackwood’s ‘See How Small’

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:55 PM By S. KIRK WALSH
Inspired by real events, Scott Blackwood’s novel imagines the aftermath of the murder of three teenage girls.

David Adam’s ‘The Man Who Couldn’t Stop’

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:54 PM By SCOTT STOSSEL
A guide to the science of obsessive-compulsive disorder, offered by a sufferer.

‘They Eat ­Horses, Don’t They?’ by Piu Marie Eatwell

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:47 PM By JUDITH WARNER
Debunking the myths and stereotypes about France.

‘The Sacrifice,’ by Joyce Carol Oates

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:47 PM By ROXANE GAY
In Joyce Carol Oates’s novel, a teenage girl is the alleged victim of a brutal rape.

‘The Girl From Human Street,’ by Roger Cohen

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:46 PM By DOROTHY GALLAGHER
From Lithuania to South Africa, England, America and Israel, a journalist chronicles his family’s story of repeated upheaval.

‘The Girl on the Train,’ by Paula Hawkins

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:45 PM By JEAN HANFF KORELITZ
A psychological thriller of intersecting lives and betrayals.

Letters: ‘Among the Disrupted’

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:44 PM
Readers respond to a recent essay by Leon Wieseltier.

Crime: Tom Cooper’s ‘The Marauders,’ and More

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:34 PM By MARILYN STASIO
Every last one of the gaudy characters in Tom Cooper’s first novel, “The Marauders,” has a story to tell about life on the Gulf Coast.

‘A Theory of the Drone,’ by Grégoire Chamayou

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:34 PM By MARTIN VAN CREVELD
A French philosopher asks what drones mean for the moral basis of war.

Jenny Uglow’s ‘In These Times’

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:34 PM By LEO DAMROSCH
Jenny Uglow’s multifaceted history of the British home front during the Napoleonic wars.

‘Hall of Small Mammals,’ by Thomas Pierce

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:34 PM By REBECCA LEE
The characters of Thomas Pierce’s stories inhabit a strange world where reality meets irreality.

‘Only One Thing Can Save Us,’ by Thomas Geoghegan

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:35:34 PM By NELSON LICHTENSTEIN
How the labor movement could survive and thrive.

ArtsBeat: Anne Enright Is Ireland’s First Fiction Laureate

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:28:14 PM By CHRISTOPHER D. SHEA
The novelist Anne Enright is the first person chosen as fiction laureate for Ireland.







Inside the List

Friday January 30th, 2015 05:20:23 PM By GREGORY COWLES
Alexandra Fuller’s third memoir, “Leaving Before the Rains Come” is also her third best seller.











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