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A critic gets personal

The financial crisis made witty

Chinua Achebe, Nigerian-born novelist and poet poses at his home as he reflects on his works and life at his home on the campus of Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York where he is a professor Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008. (AP Photo/Craig Ruttle) (Associated Press)

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Robert B. Parker, photographed, Feb. 19, 1981 at home in Lynnfield, Massachusetts., is the creator of Spenser, a private eye with a difference in a continuing popular fiction tradition. ?Plots in the Spenser books are a way for him to manifest what he is,? says Parker. ?I?m interested in the character and the way he behaves and the way one ought to behave when one encounters the issues of one?s time.? The seventh Spenser novel, ?Early Autumn?, published in February, is to be followed by ?A Savage Place,? due in August. (AP Photo/R.W. Green) (Associated Press)

Shankar Vedantam

Your secret racism

Susan Clancy, left.

Has trauma from sexual abuse been misrepresented?

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Elizabeth Gilbert

The reluctant bride

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Publishers Weekly: This week's top books

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Image of a hand selecting a red book from a bookshelf (Andreas G. Karelias)

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