Nonfiction

The Piercing Wit of Oscar Wilde, the Satirical Fearlessness of Jonathan Swift, and the Cheer of Grumpy Cat
April 30 2014
Funny, Sad, and Strange: The Wonderful World of We Learn Nothing
April 29 2014
Like Having A Good Chat With a Friend-of-a-Friend at a Cocktail Party
April 28 2014
Passion, Courage and Heartbreak: Living on Both Sides of el Otra Lada
April 24 2014

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How The Power of Poetry (and a Bicycle) Can Transform Just About Anything
April 23 2014
From Ethiopia to Top Chef the Journey of a Thousand Dishes Started with a Mother’s Love
April 21 2014
Quite Possibly the Best Travel Writing You’ve Never Heard Of
April 18 2014
How a Novelist’s Letters Reveal the Soul of His Characters
April 16 2014
Gypsies, Bearded Ladies, and Oysters: Joseph Mitchell’s Love Letters to New York
April 15 2014
The Russian Angela’s Ashes
April 14 2014
Whores, Cops, and Orphans: New York City When It Was Fun
April 8 2014
Closet Couture: My Fashion State of Mind
April 4 2014
Before She Married Lennon, Yoko Wrote This
April 3 2014
The Cadaver: A Curious Life
April 1 2014
Where Art and Swimming Connect
March 28 2014
Laughing So Hard it Almost Killed Me: David Sedaris’ Talk Pretty
March 27 2014
What Happens When A Publicist Gets Published? Q&A with Debbie Stier
March 26 2014
Finding Latinidad through Literature
March 25 2014
The Women Who Changed Music: The Story of Joni, Carly, and Carole
March 24 2014
Sometimes a Book Has Magic All Its Own: The Publication of Angela’s Ashes
March 19 2014
The Secret Lives of the Haitian Undead
March 18 2014
A Book to Read Slowly, in Small Bites, and Savor
March 17 2014
A Journey Between Fact and Fiction
March 14 2014
The Real Story of the Boy Who Wanted His Lunch in a Paper Bag
March 10 2014

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