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Tuesday, March 17, 2015

A Little Life: Astonishing, Unflinching

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This novel is truly astonishing — easily one of the more harrowing, unflinching books I've read in a long time. Sexual violence and un...
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Friday, February 20, 2015

In The Light Of What We Know: Dense, Dazzling, Exasperating

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Last May, James Wood, the New Yorker's venerable, but often grumpy, literary critic gushed and raved about Zia Haider Rahman's 201...
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Thursday, February 19, 2015

Glow: A Drug-Fueled Romp in South London

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It's still early, but Ned Beauman's zany romp of a novel Glow is my favorite 2015 book so far. Beauman is one smart dude — and th...
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Friday, February 13, 2015

New Dork Review of Books, Post No. 400

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This is the 400th New Dork Review of Books post — woohoo, indeed! But really, 400's only about a medium-important milestone — worth ac...
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Thursday, February 12, 2015

Praying Drunk: Losing My Religion

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I picked up this collection of stories by Kyle Minor for a few reasons — first, the title. " Praying Drunk " makes me laugh. Sec...
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