sábado, 12 de noviembre de 2011

Books update


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A photograph of Ernest Hemingway from

Books About Ernest Hemingway

Reviewed by ARTHUR PHILLIPS
Three books provide glimpses of Ernest Hemingway and the relationship between fact and fiction.

'Higher Gossip: Essays and Criticism'

By JOHN UPDIKE, Edited by CHRISTOPHER CARDUFF
Reviewed by ANDREW DELBANCO
This posthumous collection shows John Updike responding to his contemporaries' work.
 Lee Harvey Oswald

'11/22/63'

By STEPHEN KING
Reviewed by ERROL MORRIS
Stephen King's time traveler tries to undo some painful history.
Yu Hua

'China in Ten Words'

By YU HUA.TRANSLATED BY ALLAN H. BARR
Reviewed by LIGAYA MISHAN
In these essays, China is a land of contradictions and moral compromises.

'The Sense of an Ending'

By JULIAN BARNES
Reviewed by LIESL SCHILLINGER
Mr. Barnes tells a tale of memory and missed opportunity.
<em>Another world: the Underground as air-raid shelter, December 1940.</em>

'London Under: The Secret History Beneath the Streets'

By PETER ACKROYD
Reviewed by MARY JO MURPHY
Peter Ackroyd provides a tour of the hidden realms below London.
Joshua Cody.

'[Sic]: A Memoir'

By JOSHUA CODY
Reviewed by GREGORY COWLES
Joshua Cody's frenetic memoir encompasses devastating illness, creativity, sex, drugs and 30-something life in New York.

'Rights Gone Wrong: How Law Corrupts the Struggle for Equality'

By RICHARD THOMPSON FORD
Reviewed by JEFFREY ROSEN
The author of "The Race Card" argues in his new book, "Rights Gone Wrong," that both the left and the right stand in the way of sensible approaches to discrimination.
<em>Charlotte Delbo and another of the 230, in prison in France before deportation.</em>

'A Train In Winter'

By CAROLINE MOOREHEAD
Reviewed by CAROLINE WEBER
Caroline Moorehead recounts the Nazis' internment of a group of women involved in the French Resistance.

'Lightning Rods'

By HELEN DEWITT
Reviewed by JENNIFER SZALAI
Helen DeWitt's protagonist offers a way for employers to address sexual tension in the workplace.

Children's Books
New books about New York City traditions, boys with imaginary friends and other topics.

Back Page

The Subconscious Shelf

By LEAH PRICE
Our bookshelves reveal at once our most private selves and our most public personas.

Book Review Podcast

Featuring Kathryn Schulz and Sam Anderson on the new novel "IQ84" by Haruki Murakami; and Harvey Araton on the glory days of the New York Knicks as described in his book, "When the Garden Was Eden."
ArtsBeat

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