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Review: Dante at the 'dirty war': In 'Hades, Argentina,' a survivor faces his own complicity

Review: Dante at the 'dirty war': In 'Hades, Argentina,' a survivor faces his own complicity

On the Shelf Hades, Argentina In a series of letters written during the German occupation of France, Albert C…

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Review: 'Unsolaced,' by Gretel Ehrlich

Review: 'Unsolaced,' by Gretel Ehrlich

On a recent car trip from the southeast corner of the continental United States to its northwestern corner, I…

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The ashes I wasn't meant to find

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By Lorraine Berry
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I have a long-standing fantasy that I’m going to find the $7 million that once belonged to gangster Dutch Schultz, who secreted the cash in the upstate New York hills where I live.
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Looking for an escape? Here are 16 romance novels to read this summer

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By Lorraine Berry
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In a world of chaos, books offer an escape. Now, more than ever, we need novels that transport us into a great romance, whether it be set in a fantasy world of witches and pirates, a hotel on the Amalfi Coast, a country on the verge of revolution, in the cockpit of a plane or in a 17th century French castle.
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Madeleine Thien's voyagers embrace humanity. That makes them outlaws

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By Lorraine Berry
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In an era in which we’ve been told that mass data-mining and plagiarism will lead to a magical artificial intelligence that will solve all the great mysteries of life, “The Book of Records” is a reminder that human genius and the artistry of stunning prose are the antidote to AI’s codswallop.
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