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Topic: Books (page 178)

The Supreme Leader Dreams of Love by Steve Almond

Pauls Toutonghi

Alexander Yates

Errol Morris on truth, lies and photographs

Can computers ever give good book recommendations?

Robert Christgau

Amy Waldman

Reminding America of what it is

Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

Jami Attenberg - David Daley

Bill Plympton. (LÃ©onard Bourgois-beaulieu)

Ablene Cooper leaves a Hinds County courtroom in Jackson, Miss., Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2011, after a circuit judge dismissed her lawsuit against Kathryn Stockett, author of the best-selling novel "The Help." "The Help" was made into a movie that opened last week. It's based on relationships between white families and the African-American women who worked for them in the 1960s. The lawsuit was filed by Cooper, who works for Stockett's brother. She claims a main character, Aibileen, is based on her. Cooper accuses Stockett of using her name and likeness without permission. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) (AP)

A wry take the life of a rural veterinarian

A great biographer's bizarre, hilarious new work

Katherine A. Powers

John Cheever, Joseph Heller and Richard Yates

The brilliance of a kooky, mesmerizing antihero

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