Books

How Joshua Foer Remembers Everything

How Joshua Foer Remembers Everything
By March 21, 2011

Joshua Foer just wanted to write an article on people who try to remember lots of random stuff, but then he became one of them. Read More

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Michael Chabon Sells Show To HBO

Michael Chabon Sells Show To HBO
By March 8, 2011

Move over Boardwalk Empire, Michael Chabon comes to HBO. Read More

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Boroughless Lethem

Boroughless Lethem
By February 17, 2011

The Brooklyn literary community muttered a collective “what a dick” this morning when New York Magazine reported some comments that were made by Jonathan Lethem to the LA Times. Read More

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I Love Crown Heights: How A Chabadnik Became the Neighborhood’s Maven of Literature

I Love Crown Heights: How A Chabadnik Became the Neighborhood’s Maven of Literature
By February 14, 2011

Penina Roth’s Franklin Park Monthly Reading Series is putting Crown Heights on the literary map. Read More

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The 50 Most Essential Works Of Jewish Fiction Of The Last 100 Years

The 50 Most Essential Works Of Jewish Fiction Of The Last 100 Years
By February 9, 2011

From the Kafkaesque to “Everything is Illuminated” and a childhood favorite: the 50 works of fiction by or about Jews that you must check out. Read More

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J.D. Salinger, We Hardly Knew Ya…

J.D. Salinger, We Hardly Knew Ya…
By January 31, 2011

Taking a look at the newest biography out on J.D. Salinger, and thinking about how little we actually knew of the author. Read More

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Reviewed: “A Stranger On The Planet” By Adam Schwartz

Reviewed: “A Stranger On The Planet” By Adam Schwartz
By January 28, 2011

Adam Schwartz finally gets to publish his very long awaited novel. Read More

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The Jewish Influence On “Where The Wild Things Are

The Jewish Influence On “Where The Wild Things Are
By January 25, 2011

Maurice Sendak’s inspiration for the names of his monsters in his book Where The Wild Things Are might surprise you. Read More

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