Book Review: Bolivar
/The "George Washington of South America" was far more complex and interesting than his familiar tag-line suggests - as a big, fantastic new biography makes abundantly clear
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/Science fiction grand master Ben Bova sets his latest novel on the far side of the moon
Read MoreBook Review: Lover at Last
/In her latest bestseller, J. R. Ward's two most loved (and lusted-after) bad-boy vampires finally get their turn in the spotlight
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Book Review: Christian Beginnings
/A new book by a legendary scholar charts the journey of early Christianity from a charismatic cult to the official religion of an empire
Read MoreRuth Prawer Jhabvala
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Book Review: Roses Have Thorns
/A young Swedish girl travels to England and becomes a lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth I herself
Read MoreBook Review: The Chalice
/An intelligent, sensitive Dominican novice finds herself at the heart of passionate conspiracies in the England of Henry VIII
Read MoreThree AM, Outside the Pavilion
/If comic book artist P. Craig Russell didn't exist, we'd have to dream him up. Under the covers with a flashlight, Justin Hickey illuminates a pair of his sublime literature adaptations.
Read MoreAmerican Aristocracy | GODS OF COPLEY SQUARE | Centerpiece 7
/"The Gods of Copley Square"s spirited multi-part examination of Boston's Trinity Church (and its indomitable bishop-saint) comes to its conclusion right where it should: at the heart of worship
Read MoreApril 2013 Issue
/"New York Dash"by Greg Waldmann
Read MoreBook Review: Edwardian Opulence
/The richest denizens of the Edwardian Era swan around in their finest stuff, immortalized by the likes of Sargent and Boldini, and a sumptuous new book from Yale University Press records it all
Read MoreBook Review: The Tale of Raw Head & Bloody Bones
/Jack Wolf's risk-taking debut explores the boundaries of insanity and rationality
Read MoreNow in Paperback: Proof of Heaven
/A neurosurgeon's reflections on his time in a coma convince him that it held the secret to the universe.
Read MoreBook Review: Abide with Me
/In a novel that's not as easy as it looks, a soldier comes home to his small Vermont town from Afghanistan - and to the young woman he left behind there.
Read MoreClassics Reissued: Shadows and Strongholds
/In a welcome reprint, a brave but untried young 12th century knight must learn how to fight - and take a bride
Read MoreClassics Reissued: Dune
/The greatest sci-fi novel of all time is inaugurated into the Barnes & Noble Leatherbound Classics library
Read MoreBack in Paperback: The Unfinished Odyssey of Robert Kennedy
/David Halberstam's 1968 profile of candidate Robert Kennedy gets a new reprint for a new generation
Read MoreBook Review: Honor
/The barbaric custom of 'honor killing' is the hinge on which best-selling author Elif Shafak's complex new novel turns
Read MoreBook Review: The Sunshine When She's Gone
/With the arrival of a new baby, a young Brooklyn couple say good-bye to sleep ... and start making some very strange decisions.
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