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Alexander Ward’s carefully researched new account argues Biden is POTUS in name only
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The End of Race Politics expands on the arguments the writer has made for several years
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Beverly Hills Spy is the story of the espionage war with Japan, and the damaging rivalry between intelligence services that prevented them from working together
By Mark Piesing
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When you give a child a book by a celebrity, you are feeding their minds with advertising
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As a portrait of the thrilling, rackety milieu of the seventeenth-century literary world, Francesca Peacock’s Pure Wit is truly delightful
By Lisa Hilton
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Hits, Flops and Other Illusions is a fascinating book, both for what it includes and what it either omits or deals with in parentheses
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Even post-cancellation, we still live in the pop culture universe the screenwriter created
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‘I feel I’ve been rewarded for following my own path,’ she reflects, ‘and for taking the road less traveled’
By Cat Woods
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For theater aficionados, there is hope
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In his imperfect, weird way, the artist was trying to understand something so deeply beautiful in itself, mere created beings cannot fully grasp it
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