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In 1995, Laura Miller helped to co-found Salon.com. She is a frequent contributor to the New York Times Book Review, where she wrote the Last Word column for two years. Her work has appeared in the New Yorker, the Los Angeles Times, the Wall Street Journal and many other publications. She is the author of “The Magician’s Book: A Skeptic’s Adventures in Narnia” (Little, Brown, 2008) and the editor of “The Salon.com Reader’s Guide to Contemporary Authors” (Penguin, 2000). She lives in New York.

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Charles Dickens’ great disappointments

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“The Great Pearl Heist”: True crime in Edwardian London

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Tyranny of the happy ending

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Ben Fountain messes with Texas

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Great graphic novels from 2012

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“The $60,000 Dog”: Animal attraction

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“The Devil in Silver”: The haunted madhouse

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National Book Award winners Katherine Boo (left) and Louise Erdrich (Heleen Welvaart/Angela Erdrich)

National Book Awards are becoming more relevant

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How Paula Broadwell wronged her readers

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“Magnificence”: The adulteress’s lament

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On election night, “Daily Show” fizzles, Colbert shines

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“The Twelve”: Life in a vampire nation

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“Hallucinations”: Seeing what isn’t there

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Pictures of our dread

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“The Stockholm Octavo”: Powdered wigs, poisoned fans and a lively deck of cards

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Baseball goes sci-fi

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“The Hobbit” uncut, at last

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Is the celebrity publishing imprint the new fragrance?

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“Master of the Mountain”: The real truth about Thomas Jefferson

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In praise of Nobel obscurity

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National Book Awards: Genre fiction dissed again

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“Fever Season”: Revelations of a plague year

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“The Diviners”: A Jazz Age thriller for teens

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“The Casual Vacancy”: J.K. Rowling leaves Harry Potter behind

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