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On Dec. 2 in Manhattan, a first edition of Underworld, the 1997 novel by acclaimed…
On Dec. 2 in Manhattan, a first edition of Underworld, the 1997 novel by acclaimed…
The sound of a New York City subway roaring beneath an apartment building at night…
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Leonard Cassuto, Ph.D., has long held a fascination with the early American captivity narrative. A…
Author and lawyer Scott Turow credited the Watergate scandal of the 1970s with creating an…
Scott Turow, the bestselling author of legal thrillers Presumed Innocent and The Burden of Proof,…
Prize-winning poet and novelist Ha Jin spoke in the McNally Amphitheatre on the Lincoln Center…
NEW YORK— In commemoration of the quadricentennial year of the publication of Cervantes’Don Quixote and the…