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Harold Bloom ponders capitalism's future -- and its messianic impulse -- on our book blog: Join in the conversation!
8:21 AM Dec 3rd
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It's that time. Let us know your favorite/worst/most overrated book(s) of the year. Tweet back, direct message or email lowmans@washpost.com
7:24 AM Dec 1st
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Need a good book? Check out critics' picks:
3:23 PM Nov 30th
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Palin's memoir is tops in pre-orders. Will there be parodies? You betcha. A look a the Palin coloring book:
7:19 AM Nov 6th
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Michael Dirda reviews Michael Slater's CHARLES DICKENS--"the ultimate workahoic multi-tasker":
7:43 AM Nov 5th
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Is your white neighborhood racist? SEARCHING FOR WHITOPIA (that's Why-Toh-Pia) argues residential racism is on the rise:
7:40 AM Nov 5th
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9/11 and the novel:
1:24 PM Nov 4th
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Ron Charles calls Barbara Kingsolver's THE LACUNA her "most mature and ambitious" work:
11:05 AM Nov 4th
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Iran, the bomb, and religious devotion: Ariel Glucklich argues that terrorists do not fight their enemies out of hatred.
10:58 AM Nov 4th
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Author Timothy A. Kelly has a prescription for mental health care reform:
11:57 AM Nov 2nd
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The author of THE VAMPIRE SEDUCTION HANDBOOK gives us some tips, if you're into that sort of thing:
7:13 AM Oct 30th
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The novel "Hell" stars a journo working for Satan. Author Robert Butler tells us about his interested in the underworld:
9:10 AM Oct 29th
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Book pricing wars! Wal-Mart, Target, Amazon and....Sears(?) battle it out for pre-orders on falls biggest books:
9:29 AM Oct 21st
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Debra Ollivier, author of WHAT FRENCH WOMEN KNOW, writes about the differences between French and American women:
7:33 AM Oct 21st
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Our colleague Lisa de Moraes reports that Sarah Palin will be on Oprah 11/16 to promote book
7:56 PM Oct 20th
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Check out our intvw with former GA Sen Max Cleland, author of HEART OF A PATRIOT.
9:33 AM Oct 20th
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Marie Arana reviews THE MUSEUM OF INNOCENCE by Orhan Pamuk (2006 Nobel Lit winner):
8:46 AM Oct 20th
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Bryant Simon, author of EVERYTHING BUT THE COFFEE, writes on our Short Stack blog about the dulled lustre of Starbucks:
9:05 AM Oct 19th
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Michael Dirda begins his review of Dave Eggers' WILD THINGS (based on Maurice Sendak's story) with a sigh:
8:39 AM Oct 16th
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Michael Anthony chronicles the horror of war as a medic. He wrote an essay for Book World:
7:48 AM Oct 16th
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