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“Jungleland”: In search of a lost city
The true story of a journalist seeking fabled ruins in a Central American jungle is a pulp adventure come to life
The true story of a journalist seeking fabled ruins in a Central American jungle is a pulp adventure come to life
While restoring a damaged masterpiece, a woodcarver offers wisdom to artists of every kind
Laura Miller on what links top novels and nonfiction
Tomorrow, we'll roll out our first What To Read Awards critics poll. As a sneak peek, here's our critic's list
Felix Gilman's fantasy of a roving frontier inventor captures the dangerous delusions of the American Dream
An elegant crime boss, a mild-mannered detective and the world's most valuable necklace make for a ripping yarn
Ten illustrated tales of love, war, crime, politics and sex, not to mention ghosts and mermaids SLIDE SHOW
A master memoirist on the human-beast connection, from pampered pets and hated pests to girls and their horses
A cheating widow inherits a mansion full of taxidermy animals and secrets in Lydia Millet's new novel
Oliver Sacks explores the strange world of hallucinations, and says they're far more common than we realize
Scheming aristocrats, gamblers and fortune-tellers enliven this satisfying historical thriller set in Sweden
Forget Sally Hemings -- a historian discovers the ugliest side of a founding father in his ledgers
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