In the February/March print edition of Bookforum, I review the latest by Ted Conover.
1 February 2010 • 8:37 pm 0
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- Annie Murphy Paul on what sounds like a truly terrible book about the pregnancy industry: nyti.ms/10wL8vq 4 hours ago
- Mike Kinsley on gay marriage and the "great game of umbrage that has clogged American politics": newrepublic.com/article/113186… (@tnr) 2 days ago
- Garry Wills gets angry: nybooks.com/articles/archi… 4 days ago
- Paul Bloom on the immorality of the maternal instinct: m.newyorker.com/online/blogs/n… 4 days ago
- Clive James makes a tentative case for Dante Alighieri over Dan Brown: usat.ly/168iwf1 5 days ago
Theme: Grid Focus by Derek Punsalan.
