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April reads

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By Nilanjana Bhowmick Verified, Krishnagopal Mallick, Niladri Chatterjee, Douglas Murray
| The Pioneer (India) Verified
| April reads Friday, 25 April 2025 | Team Viva Book: Lies Our Mothers Told Us Author: Nilanjana Bhowmick Publisher: Alepha Book Company Price: Rs 699 Book: Entering the Maze Author: Krishnagopal Mallick, Niladri Chatterjee Publisher: Thornbird Books Price: Rs 350 Book: On Democracies and Death Cults Author: Douglas Murray Publisher: HarperCollins Price: Rs 599 Book: The Secret of More Author: Tejaswini Apte Rahm Publisher: Alepha book company Price: Rs 899 State Editions 25 April 2025 |...
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“Week in review,” by Suzanna Murawski

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By James Nuechterlein, Emily Smith, Douglas Murray, Pat Rogers
| The New Criterion Verified
Recent stories of note: “Lines of Insight” Stephen Smith, Literary Review Piet Mondrian is known, of course, for his red, yellow, and blue. And after he made the switch from Post-Impressionism to De Stijl, he apparently stuck to his guns: during the Blitz, when friends told him to flee London and head to the country, he replied, “It is too green.” A new biography tells the story of the idiosyncratic artist whose life, unlike Van Gogh or Caravaggio, has yet to capture the public imagination.
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“Week in review,” by Suzanna Murawski

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By Vasily Rudich, Hilton Kramer, Douglas Murray, Paul Tucker
| The New Criterion Verified
Recent stories of note: “How Professors Killed Literature” Reinaldo Laddaga, Compact Last month, the internet was atwitter over a headline in The Atlantic: “The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books.” To explain the growing phenomenon of Ivy League students who are apparently unable to read a book in its entirety, the piece pointed to changing K–12 English curricula—especially those meant to bolster standardized-testing performance—as one cause.
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