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March 01, 2016

Book Review: Battle of the Atlantic

March 01, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

Atlantic shipping was the lifeline of Great Britain during the Second World War, and the Nazis knew it just as well as the Allies did. A thrilling new book recounts the sprawling, war-long Battle of the Atlantic

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February 28, 2016

Book Review: Into the Heart of Our World

February 28, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

A new book offers a fascinating look at a complex and turbulent alien world - the one beneath our feet

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February 2016
February 24, 2016

Book Review: The Boiling River

February 24, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

A young explorer enters the Amazon in search of a legendary river that boils as it flows.

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February 2016
February 17, 2016

Book Review: Strange Gods

February 17, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

Throughout human history, people have found reasons to change their religions - Susan Jacoby's brilliant new book examines the phenomenon of adopting strange gods

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February 2016
February 13, 2016

Book Review: The Perfect Bet

February 13, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

An illuminating new book takes readers inside the calculus of gambling

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February 2016
February 04, 2016

Book Review: The Annotated Lincoln

February 04, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

A big, gorgeous new anthology presents a virtual life of Abraham Lincoln as seen through his writings

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February 2016
January 21, 2016

David Hartwell

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David Hartwell

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January 2016
January 21, 2016

George Weidenfeld

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George Weidenfeld

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January 20, 2016

Book Review: Groundless

January 20, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

Rumors and dark stories flew along the rutted dirt roads of colonial America, bearing tales that had virtually no basis in reality. A new book uses rumor to understand the rumormongers.

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January 2016
January 18, 2016

Michel Tournier

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Michel Tournier

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January 2016
January 16, 2016

Book Review: The Butcher's Trail

January 16, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

In the wake of the strife and collapse of Slobodan Mlosevic's Yugoslavia, a large group of war criminals had to be hunted down and delivered for trial. A riveting new book tells the story.

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January 2016
January 15, 2016

Book Review: Justifying Genocide

January 15, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

A powerful new book looks at the ideological connections between the Armenian Genocide and the Nazi death-camps that followed twenty years later

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January 2016
January 12, 2016

Book Review: George Washington's Journey

January 12, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

In his first term as president, George Washington packed up and went on long, rattling tours of the new United States, to see the people and let them see him. A new book follows along.

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January 2016
January 11, 2016

David Bowie

January 11, 2016/ John Cotter

David Bowie

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January 2016
January 08, 2016

Book Review: Beyond Greek

January 08, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

A provocative new book re-examines the startling power and, yes, originality of Roman literature

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January 2016
January 05, 2016

Book Review: The Lives of Frederick Douglass

January 05, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

A stimulating new study of the autobiographies Frederick Douglass continued writing throughout his life

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January 2016
December 20, 2015

Book Review: "Forward, My Brave Boys!"

December 20, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

A richly-detailed new history traces one Confederate volunteer infantry through the course of the Civil War

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December 2015
December 17, 2015

Book Review: The Day the Renaissance Was Saved

December 17, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

According to one historian, the battle commemorated in a lost painting by Leonardo Da Vinci was the little-known birth-moment of the Renaissance

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December 02, 2015

Book Review: The Iran-Iraq War

December 02, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

The brutal 1980s war between Iran and Iraq gets a definitive new history

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December 2015
November 25, 2015

Book Review: In Winter's Kitchen

November 25, 2015/ Steve Donoghue

A family from New Jersey moves to the wilds of Minnesota and learns a whole new way to think about food

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November 25, 2015/ Steve Donoghue/
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November 2015
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