Category: NYTimes books/reviewsBy Rachel Laudiero on Dec 30, 2007 in NYTimes books/reviews | 0 Comments
Mr. Massingberd, a celebrated former obituaries editor of The Telegraph of London who made a once-dreary page required reading, died on Christmas Day. More
By Rachel Laudiero on Dec 30, 2007 in NYTimes books/reviews | 0 Comments
Janet Maslin, Michiko Kakutani and William Grimes pick their favorite books of 2007. More
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The protagonist of “Diary of a Bad Year” is a mirror of J. M. Coetzee himself: a South African writer transplanted to Australia and the author of a novel titled “Waiting for the Barbarians.” More
By Rachel Laudiero on Dec 29, 2007 in NYTimes books/reviews | 0 Comments
A history of the kitchen in the 20th century explains how the room came to be so central to modern life. More
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“Like all CIA employees in the Directorate of Operations (DO), I had a Top Secret clearance, which meant that I was cleared to see almost anything. Certain types of information required a special *** clearance- ***.” More
By Rachel Laudiero on Dec 29, 2007 in NYTimes books/reviews | 0 Comments
Out of jail, but with charges still pending, the Iranian philosopher Ramin Jahanbegloo returned to New Delhi to finish his latest book. More
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In this Spanish novel, a war photographer confronts the morality of his work. More
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Vance Packard’s 1957 book showed how sinister advertising techniques were being imported into politics. More
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