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Lydia Millet has always fought for the environment. She has written many books that take the natural world as their subject, but her signature approach is...

Growing up in Baltimore, my world of Westerns was replete with white cowboys. When the idea for my novel Book of the Little Axe came to...

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Though Dickens is often invoked as a point of comparison for writers of wildly varying styles and quality, Nell Zink may be the contemporary writer who...

In The Battle of Arnhem, Antony Beevor has compiled a meticulous, wonderfully vivid, and justly angry account of one of the great cock-ups of World War...