With Sensuality and Coolness, a Debut Novel Considers the (Partial) Truths We Tell About Ourselves
The narrator of Aysegul Savas’s “Walking on the Ceiling” writes from present-day Istanbul, remembering time she spent adrift in Paris and London after the death of her mother.
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With Sensuality and Coolness, a Debut Novel Considers the (Partial) Truths We Tell About Ourselves
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SummerStage Will Have a New Feel This Season
A $5.5 million renovation will be unveiled at the SummerStage festival, which will also have gender equity in its programming.
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SummerStage Will Have a New Feel This Season
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In ‘Swift,’ David Baker’s Poetry Stitches the Fractured World Into Art
For almost 40 years, in the extreme suburbs and the diminishing countryside, Baker has worked to see and describe things as though for the first time.
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In ‘Swift,’ David Baker’s Poetry Stitches the Fractured World Into Art
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‘Carmine Street Guitars’ Review: A Portrait of an Ax Meister
The Greenwich Village guitar shop at the heart of Ron Mann’s documentary is one the last redoubts of a fast-disappearing bohemian Manhattan.
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‘Carmine Street Guitars’ Review: A Portrait of an Ax Meister
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Turkey’s Killing Fields
In “The Thirty-Year Genocide,” the Israeli historians Benny Morris and Dror Ze’evi detail the slaughter of Turkey’s Christian minorities.
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Turkey’s Killing Fields
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Anna Quindlen’s No. 1 Rule for Grandparents: Butt Out
In her new essay collection, “Nanaville,” the novelist and former Times columnist writes about what she’s learned since becoming a grandmother.
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Anna Quindlen’s No. 1 Rule for Grandparents: Butt Out
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Cash, Jewels and Gold: The Tale of Britain’s Biggest Heist
In “The Last Job,” Dan Bilefsky explores a famous London robbery that was masterminded by a 76-year-old pensioner.
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Cash, Jewels and Gold: The Tale of Britain’s Biggest Heist
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Dismantling the Myth of ‘The Heartland’
The new book by the historian Kristin L. Hoganson explodes conventional ideas about the Midwest as America’s “insulated core” — the wellspring of its values and identity.
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Dismantling the Myth of ‘The Heartland’
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How Lizzo Made a Song as Joyous as She Is
Watch how a flute-playing, twerking, social-media-dominating rapper and singer built a party song that packs all of her joy and charm into three danceable minutes.
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How Lizzo Made a Song as Joyous as She Is
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Photoville Is Coming to Los Angeles
The photography festival’s shipping containers will showcase projects focusing on L.A.’s homegrown talent, immigration and climate change.