The New Annotated Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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A sumptuously annotated and illustrated edition of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic.
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Cold Spell by Todd Nelson
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A collection of columns about a family that moves from Chicago to small-town Maine.
Read MorePandemic Politics by Gadarian, Goodman, and Pepinsky
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A highly detailed new history of the deadly combination of COVID-19 and politics.
Read MoreDivided We Fall by Alice Rivlin
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A posthumous call for bi-partisanism from a long-time economic policymaker.
Read MoreTheater Review: Blues for an Alabama Sky at the National Theatre
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Pearl Cleage’s 1995 play gets a winning revival at the National Theatre.
Read MoreTo Sanctify the World by George Weigel
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A new history of the roots, events, and impacts of the Second Vatican Council.
Read MoreTheater Review: Handbagged at the Kiln Theatre
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A new staging of Moira Buffina’s play about audiences with the Queen.
Read MoreWaterloo Sunrise by John Davis
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A series of studies of London at the end of the 20th century
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Funeral Train by Laurie Loewenstein
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The horror of a derailed train — and the deeper mystery behind it — is at the heart of Laurie Loewenstein’s new Dust Bowl era mystery novel.
Read MoreThe Hero of This Book by Elizabeth McCracken
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A slim, affecting book about the author’s mother
Read MoreShy by Mary Rodgers and Jesse Green
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Mary Rodgers’ posthumously published memoir appears in all its dishy, opinionated glory
Read MoreSeeing Like An Artist by Lincoln Perry
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An artist looks at several famous works of art and opines on what they’re doing
Read MoreTwo Degrees by Alan Gratz
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A middle grade novel in which a group of young people face the many dangers of catastrophic climate change.
Read MoreFeral City by Jeremiah Moss
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A memoir of being gay in a New York City changed by COVID-19.
Read MoreA Minor Chorus by Billy-Ray Belcourt
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A slim debut about a man going through a quarter-life crisis at college.
Read MoreSlouching Towards Utopia by J. Bradford DeLong
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A sprawling economic history in which we’ve met the enemy, and they ain’t us.
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