This Cold War thriller channels the essence of le Carré’s world. Harkaway, the son of John le Carré, crafts a spy tale set in the 10-year gap between The Spy Who Came In from the Cold (1963) and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (1974). In early 1963 London, a Hungarian assassin named Miki Bortnik arrives at
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This essay collection is a tour de force of intelligence, wit, analytical prowess, and style—though it may prove overwhelming for some. In five essays, Ives intricately weaves together a wide array of themes, blending personal experience with cultural and historical insights. Known for her acclaimed works of fiction, poetry, and criticism—including Loudermilk and Life Is
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A humorous, insider’s take on the creation of a unique Broadway hit. Monty Python alum Eric Idle gives readers a peek into the making of the delightfully absurd musical, Spamalot. Based on the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Spamalot first hit Broadway in 2005. This book details the journey through Idle’s diary,
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An engaging glimpse behind the scenes. This anthology, combining visuals and spoken-word transcripts, captures stories from the hit sports podcast All the Smoke. NBA icons and hosts Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson create an exception to the typical sports program by delivering a coffee-table book worthy of attention. Derived from interviews on their popular podcast,
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In this thrilling and memorable novel, Solomon showcases their talent as a powerful writer. The story unfolds following a family tragedy that reimagines the haunted-house genre in a striking way. Ezri Maxwell and their sisters, Eve and Emmanuelle, begin receiving increasingly disturbing texts from someone impersonating their mother. As a teenager, Ezri, who is Black,
A delightfully wicked read. A widow, not particularly grief-stricken, tries to follow in her late novelist husband’s footsteps but discovers that someone knows more about her than is safe for either of them. Anna Williams-Bonner lacks a strong literary passion and feels no urge to immerse herself in work to cope with her husband’s tragic
A delightful glimpse into the remarkable life of this beloved cooking personality. In this memoir, the celebrated cookbook author and Food Network star reflects on a life brimming with carefully cultivated opportunities and a touch of serendipity. Curious if Garten’s life is as fabulous as her East Hampton–based cooking show suggests? It most definitely is.
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A poetic and haunting exploration of one woman’s journey to reclaim faith and family after enduring abuse. In her evocative debut memoir, Sherbill delves into a childhood shadowed by the complexities of family, faith, and survival. As the daughter of a rabbi who guided his congregation with compassion but ruled his home with anger, she
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