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We Can Do Hard Things allows a chorus of voices into the Glennosphere
I was struck by the way the Blake Bailey combines the poignancy of decay with his gift for dryly comic observation
Christopher J. Scalia knows his audience and his light, avuncular style proves engaging throughout
Homework is openly billed as an antidote to memoirs full of derring-do but it does exactly what the essayist’s fans will want
Lacey writes of the aftermath of two break-ups: a romantic one with a man, and an earlier one with God
Vulture by Phoebe Greenwood reviewed
Despite its faults, this is an engaging book – and a decent companion to the Oasis mania that is sweeping the nation
Laura Shepherd-Robinson has taken a moral microscope to her chosen period
Frank Close’s ensemble drama is a powerful corrective to the myth of the solitary genius
The Roosevelt brothers’ search for a black-and-white bear so rare many people did not believe it was real
