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2Aug

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The Novel That Inspired Harry Styles and Emma Corrin’s Upcoming Film

Printed in Britain in 2012 however solely being launched in america for the primary time now, “My Policeman,” by Bethan Roberts, depicts a passionate love triangle between a married couple and an older homosexual man in Fifties Brighton.

2Aug

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Start-Ups Are Not Great for Marriages

New novels by Tahmima Anam and Y.Z. Chin characteristic South Asian American girls dealing with disadvantages in tech.

2Aug

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Three (White, Male) Tough Guys Sign Off. Is It a Moment?

“Bosch,” “Mr. Inbetween” and “Jack Irish,” dependably good and noticeably old school, all attain the tip of the hard-boiled street.

2Aug

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Jay Pickett, Veteran Soap Opera Actor, Dies at 60

His credit included “Common Hospital,” “Days of Our Lives” and “Port Charles.” He died whereas filming a western in Idaho, the place he was raised.

2Aug

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What’s on TV This Week: An Obama Documentary and ‘Shiva Baby’

HBO debuts a brand new docuseries about President Barack Obama. And a claustrophobic comedy blends sexual stress, small discuss and brined fish.

31Jul

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Cults, College Dropouts and the Art of Control in Two New Story Collections

Alix Ohlin’s “We Need What We Need” and Genevieve Plunkett’s “Put together Her” discover need and alienation.

31Jul

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A Brief History of Summer Reading

We hardly ever discuss spring books or winter studying. What's it about summer time that impressed a complete style of its personal?

31Jul

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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors? Not at Opus 40.

The scenic vistas of this panorama artwork and the legacy of its creator, Harvey Fite, are being challenged by a persistent feud and a giant fence.

31Jul

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Roberto Calasso, Renaissance Man of Letters, Dies at 80

A Florentine by delivery, he was a polymath as an creator and writer (Kafka, Verdic philosophy, Greek mythology) who reached a large worldwide readership.

31Jul

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Timothy Rub Will Step Down at Philadelphia Museum of Art

As director, he oversaw Frank Gehry’s reimagining of the historic 1928 constructing and handled stories of abusive habits on the a part of museum managers.