Topic: Books (page 176)

A demonstrator browses books at the library of the Occupy Wall Street protesters' camp at Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan in New York October 3, 2011. (Mike Segar / Reuters)

How I helped rescue the OWS library

Rifles, guns, hand grenades, uniforms of the Mexican navy and the U.S. Army, cartridges and cocaine were seized in an operation against the Zetas drug cartel in Coahuila and Nuevo Leon in the north of Mexico. (Jorge Lopez / Reuters)

The drug war next door

"The Buccaneer Was a Picturesque Fellow," 1905. (Delaware Art Museum)

The illustrator who practically invented pirates

(Wikipedia/Salon)

Meet the new death dealers

Andrew Feinstein

Bill Clinton (Reuters/Lucas Jackson)

Bill Clinton's alternate, unbelievable reality

Yu Hua

Life inside the juggernaut

Maile and Colin Meloy.

Colin and Maile Meloy: Our creative childhoods

Who should judge book awards?

Daniel Maclise's portrait of Charles Dickens

The secret life of a literary giant

How do you say "balls of gold" in French?

(iStockphoto/DOConnell)

The mystery of left-handedness

A detail from the cover of Walter Isaacson's "Steve Jobs"

Steve Jobs and the quest for iPhone enlightenment

Rhys Ifans in "Anonymous"

Was Shakespeare really Shakespeare?

Haruki Murakami (Petr Josek / Reuters)

Love in an alternate universe

What makes a book great?

Lauren Myracle

The National Book Award's comprehension problem

Mary Elizabeth Williams

The lies behind "Sybil"

Can Harper Perennial reinvent publishing?

(iStockphoto)

Why do men and women talk differently?

"A Young Lady Reclining After a Bath," by Muhammad Mu’min, 1590s. (Courtesy of The Morgan Library & Museum / Photograph: Graham S. Haber)

The Morgan's dazzling Islamic manuscript paintings

How the National Book Awards became irrelevant

(AP)

What really happened in Jonestown?

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"The Marriage Plot" by Jeffrey Eugenides

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