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Didier Ruef / LUZphoto / Redux The Books Briefing: Finding Place as a Black American
Carving out room for freedom and self-identification: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Adam Maida / The Atlantic / M. Sharkey … The Books Briefing: Why the Graphic-Novel Format Can Be Perfect for Memoirists
Illustrated memoirs offer an expansiveness that prose ones sometimes cannot: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Callie Lipkin / Gallery Stock The Books Briefing: Foodie Culture Will Change Again
Cookbooks and food memoirs to take you into post-pandemic life: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Frederic Lewis / Getty The Books Briefing: Murder, They Wrote
Crime fiction is having a moment right now: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Robert Alexander / Archive Photos / Getty The Books Briefing: Reimagining Womanhood
Writers who expanded the definitions of femininity: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Getty Images The Books Briefing: British Invasion
Sex, drugs, and rock and roll: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Heritage Images / Getty The Books Briefing: Poetry of the Past, in the Present
Finding relevance in archival poetry: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Putnam / Graywolf / Anchor / The Atlantic The Books Briefing: And the Winner Is
On this year’s Booker Prize nominees, and winners from recent years: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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New York Public Library The Books Briefing: The Possibilities and Limits of Freedom
Juneteenth and emancipation in America: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Books Briefing: Reassessing the Back-to-School Reading List
Required reading, updated: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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inewsfoto / Shutterstock The Scheduling Woes of Adult Friendship
To avoid the dreaded back-and-forth of coordinating hangouts, some friends are repurposing the shared digital calendar, a workplace staple, to plan their personal lives.
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Ben Curtis / AP The Books Briefing: There’s No One Right Way to Be a Mother
Your weekly guide to the best in books
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Ben Gabbe / Getty What Kate Spade Meant for Women
The designer, who died at 55, built up a female-led lifestyle brand that held an accessible appeal across generations.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Atlantic Daily: Rex Tillerson’s Ouster, Nazi-Looted Art, Stories of Modern-Day Slavery
And more
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Ludica / Getty The Epistolary Heart of
An American MarriageTayari Jones’s latest novel uses intimate methods of storytelling to depict the dissolution of a relationship.
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Mike Blake / Reuters Your 2018 Oscars Crash Course
A roundup of all our best stories to get up to speed for the 90th Academy Awards
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Paul Drinkwater / NBC / AP Full Transcript: Oprah Winfrey's Speech at the Golden Globes
The actor and entrepreneur spoke about the #MeToo movement while accepting the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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Mark Lennihan / AP The Irony of Specialized High Schools
Partaking in an intensive arts education as a teenager can have the unintended effect of pushing some toward a more traditional university path.
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Katie Posner The Intimate World of the Performance Artist
The dancer and choreographer Okwui Okpokwasili takes the stage alone in her acclaimed work Bronx Gothic. But behind the scenes, things get a little more complicated.
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Vasily Fedosenko / Reuters A Novel That Imagines a World Without Bees
Maja Lunde’s climate-fiction debut uses species extinction to ask its human characters: What’s more important, self-interest or sacrifice?
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