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Publishers Weekly

The author whose name is synonymous with her novel Sex and the City weighs in again with four loosely linked...

The New York Times reviews Books of the Times; A... by Janet Maslin

In “Achates McNeil,” one of the fine, vigorous short stories that make up T C. Boyle’s inviting new collection, the...

The New York Times reviews Modern Maturity by Gary Krist

“The universe indeed repeated itself,” Kleinman thinks at one point, and it's this complex, almost musical interplay of reminiscence and...

TheFoodSection.com reviews Baby Be of Use by Josh Friedland

With bright, bold artwork, Lisa Brown’s Baby, Make Me Breakfast and

San Francisco Chronicle reviews The Tale of the Tape by Mary Eisenhart

In 1968, Ben Fong-Torres … talked his way into an assignment from fledgling local magazine, Rolling Stone, wh

The New York Times reviews Savage Boulevards, Easy Streets by Jonathan Raban

The stories in The Middleman are streets ahead of those in Darkness, fine as that collection was. Not only has...

Publishers Weekly

At 150 years old, Gray’s Anatomy still sets the standard in medical textbooks, yet little has been written ab

The Times (London)

" At the centre is Maya’s Cuba, and the single memory that defines it.

Orion Magazine reviews Yellowcake by Sherry Simpson

Kinds of damage and forms of compensation propel this engaging debut novel by Ann Cu

Author, Editor of FICTION... reviews Edges by Mark Mirsky

"In Edges Leora Smith skillfully tells the story of a girl of fourteen in the wake of her father's suicide,...