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- 'Katherine of Aragon' offers a lusciously sympathetic portrait of a spurned royal
Alison Weir starts off her six-volume fictional series about the wives of King Henry VIII with a nuanced portrayal of Katharine of Aragon and those who surrounded her.
- 'Everyone Behaves Badly' chronicles the rise of Ernest Hemingway
As Hemingway's fame built, so did the list of people he betrayed or alienated.
- Bestselling books the week of 6/9/16, according to IndieBound* What's selling best in independent bookstores across the US this week?
- What will my kids read this summer? I'm pretending not to care
An unspoken rule of our annual start-of-summer literary field trip is that there will be no fatherly homilies on the 'Importance of Reading.'
- 'The Burger Court and the Rise of the Judicial Right' challenges perception
Columbia law professor Michael Graetz and Pulitzer Prize-winner Linda Greenhouse argue that the idea that 'nothing much happened' under the Burger Court is a gross misconception.