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"Indie Darling" By Lauren Nossett (Flatiron Books, 304 pages, $28.99)
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Book Review: A visit to France takes a disturbing turn in Leslie Baird’s ‘Salomé’
Leslie Baird's debut novel, "Salomé," offers a genre-defying tale: a bildungsroman wrapped in layers of gothic mysticism, with a reimagined classic femme fatale.
Book Review: ‘Songs of the Dead Road’ is a survivor’s story grounded in place, memory, music
Carolyn Newton's "Songs of the Dead Road" is a historical novel firmly anchored in time and place, tracing the life of a Polish pianist shaped by the violent currents of 20th-century Europe.
Book Review: A murder mystery from a fine storyteller with a poet’s sensibility
"Dead Man Blues," a crime novel by S.D. House (pen name of bestselling author Silas House), combines a nail-biting whodunit with the tale of a man in search of redemption.
Q&A: Poet, memoirist, and playwright Dan O’Brien discusses his three new books
This year marks the publication of three books by Dan O'Brien: "Survivor's Notebook," his fifth poetry collection; "From Scarsdale," a memoir mining his childhood and its traumatic impressions; and "True Story," a trilogy of documentary plays.
Review: In new collection of essays, author Jami Attenberg reveals the writing life
In new collection of essays, Jami Attenberg reveals the writing life
Review: ‘To the Bones’ sets a satisfying thriller in small-town Appalachia
There's much to be said for good old-fashioned thrillers, in which the protagonist is up against a tangled web of villains whose greed and utter lack of compunction on their crooked path to gluttonous control have left a stack of corpses in their wake.
