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A Top-Shelf Crime Novel From ‘Cold Case Files’ Writer
Top-shelf crime novels eventually find their way to the screen, but Michael Harvey’s work has evolved in the other direction.
A Top-Shelf Crime Novel From ‘Cold Case Files’ Writer
Top-shelf crime novels eventually find their way to the screen, but Michael Harvey’s work has evolved in the other direction.
Ashton Antics Endearing in ‘What Happens in Vegas’
Even the em>Punk'd-averse may find themselves seduced by Kutcher's himbo antics for the first time.
Ashton Antics Endearing in ‘What Happens in Vegas’
Even the em>Punk'd-averse may find themselves seduced by Kutcher's himbo antics for the first time.
Daniel Levitin’s Latest Puts Music Somewhere Near Darwin
Levitin is back with The World in Six Songs, a book that aims to prove that music doesn't just make us feel good, our brains have used it to organize society.
Daniel Levitin’s Latest Puts Music Somewhere Near Darwin
Levitin is back with The World in Six Songs, a book that aims to prove that music doesn't just make us feel good, our brains have used it to organize society.
‘Man in the Dark’: Paul Auster Imagines a Life Without 9/11
This counterfactual novel, in which Bush versus Gore led to civil war and September 11 never happened, isn't a gimmicky departure for Paul Auster, but a characteristically Austerian dream vision.
‘Man in the Dark’: Paul Auster Imagines a Life Without 9/11
This counterfactual novel, in which Bush versus Gore led to civil war and September 11 never happened, isn't a gimmicky departure for Paul Auster, but a characteristically Austerian dream vision.
‘The History of Forgetting’ Locates L.A.’s Heart of Darkness
A serious sociological study of L.A. and its mythomaniac pathologies.
Forget Spike Jonze: ‘Where the Wild Things Are‘ DVD
While you wait for Spike Jonze’s Wild Things adaptation, pop this rereleased animated book in the player.
Forget Spike Jonze: ‘Where the Wild Things Are‘ DVD
While you wait for Spike Jonze’s Wild Things adaptation, pop this rereleased animated book in the player.
Revered Author Antonio Muñoz Molina Goes Meta-Mystery
Antonio Muñoz Molina’s latest beautifully wrought novel, A Manuscript of Ashes, is set in Franco-era Spain and tells the story of a young university student, Minaya, who retreats to his uncle Manuel’s mansion in the countryside.
Revered Author Antonio Muñoz Molina Goes Meta-Mystery
Antonio Muñoz Molina’s latest beautifully wrought novel, A Manuscript of Ashes, is set in Franco-era Spain and tells the story of a young university student, Minaya, who retreats to his uncle Manuel’s mansion in the countryside.
‘Nixon’ Does Unthinkable: Makes Tricky Dick Sympathetic
Revisit Oliver Stone's 1995 drama about another president whose legacy hangs in tatters.
‘Nixon’ Does Unthinkable: Makes Tricky Dick Sympathetic
Revisit Oliver Stone's 1995 drama about another president whose legacy hangs in tatters.
‘Counterfeiters’ DVD Delves Deeper Into Its Nazi Mystery
This DVD release goes deeper into Adolf Burger's astonishing experience.
‘Counterfeiters’ DVD Delves Deeper Into Its Nazi Mystery
This DVD release goes deeper into Adolf Burger's astonishing experience.
‘Into the Unknown’ With Handsome Devil Josh Bernstein
On this new show, Bernstein will firmly guide you through the world’s greatest mysteries, like Chachapoya cloud warriors and Papua New Guinea mummies.
‘Into the Unknown’ With Handsome Devil Josh Bernstein
On this new show, Bernstein will firmly guide you through the world’s greatest mysteries, like Chachapoya cloud warriors and Papua New Guinea mummies.
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