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Franzen muses about words and birds
Much like John Updike’s elegant novels, Jonathan Franzen’s fiction paints a rich portrait of middle America as it copes with its failures, its hidden dreams and its ruptures.
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Elizabeth Haynes on her thrilling debut
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Listing the best things in life
While her father lies in a coma in an assisted living facility, the result...More -
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Mo LoBeau: a girl with a nose for trouble
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Rescued by the creatures of the forest
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The new sleuth in town
Charlie Collier is smart. Really, really smart. Ask him a question like...More -
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7 questions with . . . David Downing
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A whole new world
Novelist N.K. Jemisin believes in setting the hook when it comes to world...More -
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From Kansas to NYC in one life-changing summer
One of the most anticipated novels of the summer, Laura Moriarty's...More -
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