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March 1, 2013
Books Update
On the Cover of Sunday's Book Review
'Sticks and Stones'
By EMILY BAZELON
Reviewed by ANDREW SOLOMON
In "Sticks and Stones," Emily Bazelon charts the experiences of a few bullied children and synthesizes the scholarship on how to contain or prevent such harm.
Up Front: Andrew SolomonAlso in the Book Review
Garry Wills: By the Book
The author of "Nixon Agonistes," "Lincoln at Gettysburg" and, most recently, "Why Priests?" considers Garry Trudeau's "Doonesbury" "the best political writing of our time."
By the Book: Archive
'The Fun Parts'
By SAM LIPSYTE
Reviewed by BEN FOUNTAIN
Satire mingles with warmth and pathos in Sam Lipsyte's second collection of stories.
'The Wanting'
By MICHAEL LAVIGNE
Reviewed by ETHAN BRONNER
A novel of Israelis and Palestinians looks to the days when there was an intimacy to the violence.
'Going to Tehran'
By FLYNT LEVERETT and HILLARY MANN LEVERETT
Reviewed by LAURA SECOR
Two analysts believe that United States policy in Iran should emulate the opening to China.
'Shouting Won't Help'
By KATHERINE BOUTON
Reviewed by SETH S. HOROWITZ
Katherine Bouton explores the experience, and the science, of hearing loss.
'Schroder'
By AMITY GAIGE
Reviewed by JONATHAN DEE
The protagonist of Amity Gaige's novel, worried about an impending divorce, takes off on a road trip with his daughter.
ArtsBeat Q. & A.: Amity Gaige
The Daily Round
By MORRIS DICKSTEIN
Wide-ranging essays and a writer's guide from Phillip Lopate.
'After the Music Stopped'
By ALAN S. BLINDER
Reviewed by MATTHEW BISHOP
A former Federal Reserve vice chairman examines the 2008 financial crisis, how it was handled and what remains to be done.
'An Enlarged Heart'
By CYNTHIA ZARIN
Reviewed by CHRISTOPHER R. BEHA
In these intertwined essays, Cynthia Zarin reflects on love, work and the surprises of time's passing.
ArtsBeat Q. & A.: Cynthia Zarin'The Pretty One'
By LUCINDA ROSENFELD
Reviewed by EMILY COOKE
Siblings chafe against their assigned family roles in Lucinda Rosenfeld's novel.
'The Legend of Broken'
By CALEB CARR
Reviewed by MIKE PEED
The discovery of a long-lost manuscript reveals the fate of an ancient German kingdom in Caleb Carr's epic fantasy.
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