“Life After Death”: Surviving death row
Damien Echols of the falsely convicted West Memphis Three tells his story in a riveting new memoir
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“This Is How You Lose Her”: A cheater in love
Junot Diaz's irresistible new book traces a womanizer's rocky journey to maturity
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“A Wilderness of Error”: The murder in question
The director of "The Thin Blue Line" challenges the conviction of Jeffrey MacDonald
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“NW”: Zadie Smith’s neighborhood
In the first novel in seven years from the author of "On Beauty," three people try to escape their roots
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“The Graves Are Walking”: Was the Great Potato Famine a genocide?
A new book argues that free-market ideology, not murderous intent, killed Ireland's millions
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“Dreamland”: Inside the mystery of sleep
A fascinating new book explores the latest research on humanity's most enigmatic everyday activity
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“Privacy”: Why it matters much more than you think
A provocative new book places the right to be left alone at the center of a just society. Why do we give it away?
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“Some Kind of Fairy Tale”: The disappearing teenager
A 16-year-old girl vanishes, then turns up 20 years later, looking not much older. What happened?
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“Broken Harbor”: Suburban gothic
Tana French's brilliant new crime novel plumbs an impossible murder in an abandoned Irish housing development
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“Tigers in Red Weather”: Massachusetts gothic
This mesmerizing novel about a family that discovers a corpse while on vacation is not your average beach book
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“Agent Garbo”: Wartime’s greatest double-cross
True spy story: How a Barcelona chicken farmer fooled the Nazis, saved D-Day and became the greatest agent ever
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“Alif the Unseen”: Hacker meets Jinn
An exhilarating new fantasy reminiscent of Gaiman and Stephenson plunges a rebellious Arab teen into a hidden world
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“The Mansion of Happiness”: Matters of life and death
What board games, "Stuart Little," cryogenics and death panels reveal about Americans
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“Mrs. Robinson’s Disgrace”: Divorce, Victorian-style
The true story of a marriage, an affair and a scandalous diary, by a historian who writes like a novelist
Monday, Jun 18, 2012 1:00 AM UTCEntertainment What to Read, Books, History
“The Origins of Sex”: When sex became modern
A fascinating new history explores an age of male seducers and celebrity courtesans
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“Gone Girl”: Marriage can be murder
A demanding wife vanishes into thin air in Gillian Flynn's brilliant, blackly comic crime novel, "Gone Girl"
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“Tubes”: What the Internet is made of
If you think your data lives in the cloud and flies through the air, you're wrong
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“People Who Eat Darkness”: The disappearing blonde
A true crime story set in Tokyo illuminates the complicated truths behind media cliches
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“The Aleppo Codex”: The bizarre history of a precious book
A reporter traces the shadowy fate of the definitive version of the Hebrew Bible
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“Bring Up the Bodies”: Hilary Mantel’s power play
The sequel to her Booker-winning "Wolf Hall" is a thrilling exploration of what it took to run Tudor England
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