Books
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High-Stakes Capers Starring Low-Wage Workers
HELP WANTED, by Adelle Waldman GREEN DOT, by Madeleine Gray The modern workplace contains and fuels so much of our…
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He Rescued 1.5 Million Yiddish Books. Now He Will Have Time to Read Some.
Aaron Lansky was a young graduate student in Montreal in the late 1970s when he had an epiphany that changed…
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Some of the Best Bards Were Women
In “Shakespeare’s Sisters,” the Renaissance scholar Ramie Targoff presents an astounding group of Elizabethan women of letters.
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Tommy Orange’s ‘There There’ Sequel Is a Towering Achievement
“Wandering Stars” considers the fallout of colonization and the forced assimilation of Native Americans.
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Three Riveting, Slow-Burn New Thrillers
This month’s thrillers pose intriguing questions. Can one seemingly unimportant decision change everything? What would happen if people could siphon…
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This Book Is Baffling, Debauched and Perfectly Human
Vladimir Sorokin’s novel “Blue Lard” features a world largely bereft of love or moral concern, but it reminds us of…
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Kara Swisher Is Not Here to Make Friends in Her New Memoir
In “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story,” the pioneering journalist recounts a life in, and of, Silicon Valley.
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Sapanca Otel
Sapanca Otel Sapanca otel, doğa aktiviteleri konusunda da zengin seçenekler sunar. Gölde kano veya pedallı bot ile gezinti, orman içinde…
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Anna Quindlen Is Back, With Four Seasons of Loss and Survival
In her new novel, “After Annie,” the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist shows how a family pieces itself back together after monumental…
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Barbra Streisand’s Memoir Makes for 48 Vivid, Verklempt Listening Hours
In Streisand’s new audiobook recording for her chatty, brick-size memoir, “My Name Is Barbra,” the superlative diva adds a little…