All Books
- Why I can't let go of my magazine subscriptions
Yes, it's a nuisance when the stacks of yet-to-be-read magazines reach frightening altitudes. But sooner or later comes the day when I actually do read them.
- 'Secondhand Time' records previously unheard witnesses to Soviet life
This is the kind of history, otherwise almost unacknowledged by today’s dictatorships, that matters.
- 'LaRose' is Louise Erdrich's beautiful new novel of love, atonement, justice
How does one atone for wrong? Erdrich's characters – on a North Dakota reservation and in the nearby town – struggle to find the path forward.
- 'Elizabeth': how she ruled, from 1588 to her death in 1603
Guy does a masterfully comprehensive job writing about the Elizabeth of these waning years
- Computer or poet? Humans win this round of poetry contest
Researchers at Dartmouth College designed an artificial intelligence algorithms that could produce sonnets. How good were they?
- 10 best books of May: the Monitor's picks Here are the 10 May releases the Monitor's book critics liked best.
- 'The Secret War' tells the remarkable story of World War II espionage
The highly respected British military historian Max Hastings has written an authoritative and engaging book that will stand as the definitive single volume analysis of 'The Secret War' for years to come.
- Why is Amazon building bookstores?
The online retail giant has confirmed its second bricks-and-mortar bookstore. Why is it branching out from its Internet domain?