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“Empire of Enchantment” explores magic’s roots in India (though you’ll have to forgive the typos).
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“Empire of Enchantment” explores magic’s roots in India (though you’ll have to forgive the typos).
Through a survey of modern homes, “The Iconic House” examines how architecture reflects culture.
The photographer’s book “Shade” juxtaposes recent news events with photos of his former boss Barack Obama.
The singer describes how she went from being a victimof domestic abuse to the face of empowerment.
In “Dare to Lead,” the researcher and TED Talk all-star turns her attention to the boardroom.
A trio of celebrity memoirs is the antidote for shorter days and the “self-starting dumpster fire that is the world.”
David Kaplan argues that generations of justices have overstepped their bounds.
Anthony Salvanto reveals why you don’t get called and how 1,000 people can speak for 325 million.
Adam Tooze analyzes the financial chaos of 2008 and the longterm dangers still playing out
Steven Pearlstein surveys our economic landscape and ponders the survival of capitalism.
Steve Kornacki revisits the political battles of a fateful decade.
Susan Orlean sifts through the ashes to find the man who burned 1 million books.
In ‘On Sunset’ Harrison delves deeper into her past, and the lives of the eccentric grandparents who raised her.
In a world of fast-buck bestsellers, “Questioning Minds” is an unapologetically scholarly work — and a great read.
“Imagine John Yoko” answers any lingering questions about the former Beatle’s celebrated solo album.
The actors and authors of “The Greatest Love Story Ever Told” know they’re the epitome of #couplegoals.
Sarah Smarsh recounts the hardship of being poor and invisible in America.
A neuroscientist explores how screens have destroyed our ability to read thoughtfully.
Steven R. Weisman explores the impact of America on Judaism.
Barbara Ransby chronicles the rise and importance of a dynamic movement.
