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Two of your favorite screen stars are going literary.
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Brittany Allen
| March 26, 2026
Books x Bodegas is bringing little libraries into Bronx bodegas.
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James Folta
| March 26, 2026
How William Kennedy Turned a Bedtime Story For His Four-Year-Old Into a Publishing Sensation
Stephanie Gorton Talks to the Legendary Author of Ironweed About the Making of
Charlie Malarkey and the Belly-Button Machine
By
Stephanie Gorton
| March 26, 2026
On the Auction Block: Jack Kerouac’s Record-Breaking Manuscripts
Jean-Christophe Cloutier Considers the History of Kerouac’s Posthumous Sales
By
Jean-Christophe Cloutier
| March 26, 2026
Meet the Habsburgs! And Watch Them Marry Their Way Across Europe...
Veronica Buckley on Revolutionary Europe’s First Family
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Veronica Buckley
| March 26, 2026
How a Single Cup of Tea Can Help Build Community Across the World
Molly Irani: “When we reach across a divide—to listen, to share our common humanity, we remember the glue that binds us.”
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Molly Irani
| March 26, 2026
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The Independent Press Top 40 Bestsellers: Nonfiction
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James Folta
| March 25, 2026
Here’s the shortlist for the 2026 Women’s Prize For Non-Fiction.
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James Folta
| March 25, 2026
The Town Where
The Last Picture Show
Was Filmed Absolutely Hated It
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David Streitfeld
| March 25, 2026
On a Bet, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck Invented the Way We Still Identify Plants
Jessica Riskin on the 18th-Century French Botanist Who Changed Biology Forever
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Jessica Riskin
| March 25, 2026
The Origin of Our Species: How Grains and Grasses Fed (and Still Feed) Humankind
David George Haskell In Praise of a Versatile, Life-Giving Plant
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David George Haskell
| March 25, 2026
What Did European Life Look Like at the Dawn of Capitalism?
Trevor Jackson on the Peasant Society of Early 1500s Europe
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Trevor Jackson
| March 25, 2026
Trailblazer or Panderer? Inside the Life and Career of Black Comedian Stepin Fetchit
Geoff Bennett on the Evolving Role of Black Comedy in Hollywood
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Geoff Bennett
| March 25, 2026
The Real Cancel Culture: NYU Has Put an End to Live Student Graduation Speeches
“The ruling class knows that if you give the smartest person in the room a microphone they’re probably going to say Free Palestine.”
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Steven W. Thrasher
| March 25, 2026
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Crime and the City: Riyadh and Saudi Arabia
May 4, 2026
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Paul French
10 New Books Coming Out This Week
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Matt Harry's 8 Favorite Dystopian and Post-apocalyptic Novels
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Matt Harry
The Best Reviewed Books of the Week
"Mackintosh has a spare and confident hand Her work is sometimes described as dreamlike certainly…"