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The Startup Wife and Embassy Wife review: Both skewer marriage in their own specific, sarcastic ways
Two must-read satirical summer novels.
Hot Stuff: June romance novels offer pirates, gods, and Hollywood glamour

Hot Stuff: June 2021 romance novels offer pirates, gods, and Hollywood glamour
Here are the best books of 2021 (so far)

Here are the best books of 2021 (so far)
The social graces of 'Filthy Animals' and 'Objects of Desire'

The social graces of Filthy Animals and Objects of Desire: Review
Brandon Taylor and Clare Sestanovich explore the unbearable lightness of being in their luminous new story collections.
Hot Stuff: May romances kickstart summer with escapism

Hot Stuff: May romances kickstart summer with escapism
Hot Stuff: Unlikely connections abound in April romance novels

Hot Stuff: Unlikely connections abound in April romance novels
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'Hot Stew,' 'Secrets of Happiness,' and the delight of Dickensian character webs

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Maggie Shipstead's 'Great Circle' puts a smartly feminist spin on old-fashioned adventure

Maggie Shipstead's Great Circle puts a smartly feminist spin on old-fashioned adventure: Review
The best-selling novelist tackles an entirely new genre in her hefty tome.
'Second Place' and 'Whereabouts' tackle middle-aged malaise

Second Place and Whereabouts tackle middle-aged malaise: Review
Patrick Radden Keefe’s 'Empire of Pain' is another dizzying, provocative investigation

Patrick Radden Keefe’s Empire of Pain is another dizzying, provocative investigation: Review
Brandi Carlile shares her creative hunger and humility in memoir 'Broken Horses'

Brandi Carlile shares her creative hunger and humility in memoir Broken Horses: Review
Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney and Helen Oyeyemi write relationships in two starkly different but captivating ways: Review

Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney and Helen Oyeyemi write relationships in two starkly different but captivating ways: Review

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