Review | Colson Whitehead’s crime novel ‘Crook Manifesto’ among the…
Whether he’s writing the sort of novel that brings him Pulitzer Prizes (“The…
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Review | Nathan Whitlock elicits uneasy, tittering laughter and dread…
Snap judgments — they’re the worst, if inescapable. Take me, for example. “Aack!” is…
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Review | A New York state of writing: Vanity Fair writer Keziah Weir’s…
“The Mythmakers,” the enthralling debut novel from Keziah Weir, who was raised on…
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Review | Eccentrics, oddballs, and a book lover named Bob: Patrick de…
Canadian expat novelist Patrick deWitt wears naturalism like a kind of ill-fitting…
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Review | In his ‘virtuoso’ new novel ‘The Imposters,’ Tom Rachman…
From his first novel, 2010’s “The Imperfectionists,” Tom Rachman has always leaned…
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Review | Kathryn Bromwich’s debut thriller ‘At The Edge Of The Woods’…
A fever dream of a novel with a hothouse atmosphere that’s cranked high, “At The Edge…
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Review | Featuring new fiction from Anne Berest, Ellen Keith, Bryn…
The PostcardBy Anne Berest, translated by Tina KoverEuropa Editions, 475 pages,…
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Review | Robyn Harding’s latest thriller ‘The Drowning Woman’:…
Vancouver writer Robyn Harding’s thirteenth novel, an unputdownable thriller, centres…
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Review | Roundup: 4 science fiction novels to take you back to the…
The FerrymanBy Justin Cronin(Ballantine, 560 pages, $38)The Ferryman of the title…
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Review | Ashley Audrain’s new book ‘The Whispers’ a razor-sharp…
Early in “The Whispers,” the stunning new novel from Toronto writer Ashley Audrain,…
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