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 When the Killing's Done by T.C. Boyle
Two eco-freaks with opposing creeds clash in Boyle's 13th novel
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 The Blue Light Project by Timothy Taylor
A TV studio audience of kids is taken hostage in the catalyst to a multi-layered novel
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 Dickens, Tolstoy, J.G. Ballard, and Kurt Vonnegut were literary geniuses. In these bios, other writers try to capture what made them so ... writerly
Writers tend not to make the best subjects for biographies, yet these four endure. Who are they and why have they entranced so many over so many centuries?
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 Sara Paretsky is holding fast to V.I. Warshawski
Crime fiction author's new book, Breakdown, is her 15th about the feisty female detective.
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 V.I.'s glue holds complex book together
Breakdown keeps us reading despite tangled narrative and dozens of characters.
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 Novelist Timothy Taylor probes celebrity culture
A television studio hostage-taking fuels The Blue Light Project
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 Operation Napoleon by Arnaldur Indridason
An Icelandic author opts for some virulent America-bashing
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 May Cutler, founder of Tundra Books, dies at 87She was a pioneer in several fields, including journalism and local politics
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 Atwood lends voice to World Book Night
A dozen literary celebrities lined up for mass public reading in Trafalgar Square.
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 Blood, Bones and Butter by Gabrielle Hamilton
How a wild child ending up owning a New York restaurant
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 Joyce Carol Oates books Luminato
Joyce Carol Oates headlines literary component to Luminato.
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 Next 'Dragon Tattoo' book, set in Canada, features twin sister
The late author's biographer has revealed more details of the disputed Canadian-set fourth book in Stieg Larsson's blockbuster series.
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 Public to have say in Giller prize processAfter 18 years, Canada's richest literary prize is letting the public in on the nominations -- irritating some purists.
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 Ben Mezrich and the problem with boy geniuses
The young, brilliant and often flawed male mind is fertile ground for Ben Mezrich, who has written about Mark Zuckerberg and other boy geniuses.
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 Graphic work's gaining fans
Over the past 20 years these novels have been getting more traction in the literary world, culminating in the Harbourfront Festival Prize for cartoonist Seth.
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