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May 30, 2005
Creepshow

Hilary Mantel’s Beyond Black is spooky, smart, and deep.

January 25, 1999
"Sonny Liston Was A Friend of Mine"
December 9, 2002
Furious George

Bob Woodward’s Bush at War gets the trees (Rumsfeld, Rice, Powell) right. But the forest—the war on terror at home and abroad—is as dark as ever.

September 8, 2002
Helen of Boy

Middlesex, Jeffrey Eugenides's new Homer-meets-hermaphrodite epic, bounces casually over oceans, and continents, and eras, and genders -- at times, it's a rough ride.

April 9, 2001
Smoked Signals

The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse
By Louise Erdrich.

May 4, 1998
Boyish Smarm

There's wit and good writing aplenty in Nick Hornby's "About a Boy." But the plot is a well-worn homily of emotional growth.

May 14, 2001
Canin Fodder

Carry Me Across the Water
By Ethan Canin
224 pages; Random House; $23.95.

July 8, 2002
Going Coastal

Pasadena
By David Ebershoff.

October 6, 2003
California Screamin'

Joan Didion has checked out of California—but as her new memoir, Where I Was From, shows, she can never leave.

October 19, 1998
In Brief: "Filth"
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