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“The State Must Provide,” by Adam Harris, shows how a history of racism and exclusion shaped higher education.“The State Must Provide,” by Adam Harris, shows…

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Virginia Feito’s debut novel features a woman persuaded that her husband, a celebrated writer, has skewered her in his latest book. Is she right?Virginia Feito’s…

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Louis Edwards’s latest follows a young boy who seems destined for a life of disappointment but proves that a positive attitude can lead to great…

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“The Eternal Audience of One,” “Late Summer,” “Last Summer in the City” and “Waiting for the Waters to Rise” offer readers tales from around the…

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“The Almost Legendary Morris Sisters,” by Julie Klam, is the story of the author’s grandmother’s colorful first cousins and of the effort to get to…

View More A Fabulous Family History That’s More Fiction Than Fact

“In the Country of Others” is the first installment of a planned trilogy fictionalizing the author’s family history.“In the Country of Others” is the first…

View More Leila Slimani Tells the Story of Her Interracial Grandparents in Post-WWII Morocco

“The Republic of False Truths,” by Alaa Al Aswany, follows a large cast of characters during a historic upheaval.“The Republic of False Truths,” by Alaa…

View More A Novel Tracks Egypt’s 2011 Revolution and Its Bloody Crackdown