Book Review: Killing the Messenger
/In his new book, David Brock, foremost champion of the Clintons, comes to the defense of Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton
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In his new book, David Brock, foremost champion of the Clintons, comes to the defense of Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton
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Read MoreA slim new novel works hard at being clever, with mixed results. Justin Hickey reviews "The Beautiful Bureaucrat"
Read MoreJames Hamilton's fascinating new book looks behind the glorious paintings of the Victorian era at the men who designed the frames, discovered the paint pigments, and heated the galleries
Read MoreThe author of several well-regarded but unprofitable novels about sensitive misfit boys turns to the industry's top money-maker: epic fantasy. Disaster promptly ensues.
Read MoreIn 2012, a trio of Antarctic explorers re-traces the path of a doomed expedition from 1913
Read MoreA stunning debut volume from poet and teacher Robin Coste Lewis
Read MoreBritish literary icon Alan Bennett looks at six poets whose work has meant a great deal to him over the years
Read MoreIf a gushing new biography is any warrant, that's the wrong Roosevelt up on Mount Rushmore.
Read MoreWhen the Second World War erupted, the British Empire expected all its client states to do their duty for the Crown; but in India, as a sharp new book details, that duty was deeply complicated
Read MoreThe fierce, epic height of WWII's Pacific War is the subject of Ian Toll's gripping new volume
Read MoreThe latest volume in Yale University Press's series of short histories is a quick yet authoritative overview of United States history
Read MoreA taut new history of Richard III and the battle in which he lost everything - and the new Tudor dynasty gained everything
Read MoreIn the Ethiopian city of Harar, spotted hyenas roam the streets at night, cleaning up the day's garbage better than any human crew could do. A fascinating new book tells the story.
Read MoreLong before the famous date of the Declaration, Boston was breaking the King's Peace and warning other towns and colonies to do likewise - a lively new book tells the story
Read MoreNational Book Award-winner Lily Tuck's latest book attempts an experiment at dramatizing her memories of her early years
Read MoreA Stanford history professor attempts to make a positive case for one of the most benighted countries on the planet
Read MoreThe world's most famous architect gets his first full-length biography
Read MoreThey slit throats; the bombed churches; they were none too mentally stable - and these were the GOOD guys
Read MoreNow in paperback: a thorough - and thoroughly interesting - study of the actual physical dimensions of the little pond whose name Henry David Thoreau made immortal
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