How unreasonable, the Age of Reason, especially for an illiterate — if wildly, imaginatively thoughtful — peasant. AK ...

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“Us Fools,” by Nora Lange, is a tale of two sisters living through the diseased expanse of the country’s recent history. By Eleanor Henderson Suggested reading from critics and editors at ...

To understand life and live by its ups and downs with positivity is quite a feat. You have plenty of books out there to teach ...

Evan Rail's book is an exploration into the mysterious world of absinthe production and collection as well as an ...

Though it is well-trod ground, Merry provides a thorough, clearly written review of the pivotal moments of the decade ...

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We are back in Sahotaland, in his fourth book, The Spoiled Heart. His Booker-shortlisted second book, The Year of the ...

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Jack Moore, the owner of The Book Review in Rochester’s Hillcrest Shopping Center, delivered the news on social media on ...