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January 01, 1990 - December 09, 2012 + Bookworm
John Murray

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A Few Short Notes on Tropical Butterflies
(Harper Collins)
A young doctor who has worked in developing countries, John Murray has written a collection of...
Lynne Tillman

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This Is Not It: Stories (D. A. P.)
Lynne Tillman's startling stories attempt to discover new connections between art and reality...
Kate Moses

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Wintering: A Novel of Sylvia Plath (St. Martin-s) Kate Moses attempts and achieves the impossible: she weaves Sylvia Plath-s imagery and intensity into...
ZZ Packer

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Drinking Coffee Elsewhere (Riverhead)
With her extraordinarily confident language, newcomer ZZ Packer confronts issues of race, class and education that have flummoxed more-experienced writers...
Jessica Shattuck

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The Hazards of Good Breeding (Norton) Jessica Shattuck skewers the narrow-minded prejudices of the Boston aristocracy. How did Shattuck, the daughter of...
John D'Agata, editor

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The Next American Essay (Gray Wolf)This remarkable anthology presents a picture of what the American essay is, and what, with any luck, it...
William Gibson

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Pattern Recognition (Putnam)
William Gibson, the inventor of cyber-punk, says that his new novel, though set in the future, is realistic...
Norman Mailer

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The Spooky Art
(Random House)
Norman Mailer, the lion at eighty, stayed lair-bound long enough to assemble this collection of his thoughts about writing..
Louise Erdrich

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The Master Butchers Singing Club (Harper Collins)
For the first time, Louise Erdrich writes about the European side of her heritage. Her new novel...
Brian Hall

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I Should Be Extremely Happy in Your Company (Viking) Brian Hall-s novel of Lewis and Clark turns the extraordinary expedition upside down to find...
A. S. Byatt (Part II)

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A Whistling Woman (Knopf)In the second of this two-part interview, Dame Byatt talks about the interaction of chance and design in her newly completed...
A. S. Byatt (Part I)

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A Whistling Woman (Knopf)Dame Antonia Byatt began a quartet of novels twenty years ago with The Virgin in the Garden. She completes this huge...
Geoff Dyer

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Yoga for People Who Can't Be Bothered to Do It
(Pantheon)
A wild and beautiful writer, Geoff Dyer goes to Rome where he "basically did...
Colum McCann

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Dancer (Metropolitan)
Colum McCann deserts the working-class backgrounds of his Irish novels to write a fictional life of Rudolph Nureyev. He invents a dancing prose style-floating,...
Hubert Selby, Jr. (Part 1)

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In the first of a two-part interview, Hubert Selby, Jr, now in his seventies, reviews and relives the tumult created by his debut novel, Last...