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“I See You’ve Called in Dead” follows a middle-aged depressive who rediscovers life’s joys, with a little help from his friends. Steve Oney’s engaging and deeply reported “On Air ...

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The i Paper asks the experts what the appearance of a  new dominant variant - five years on from the first lockdown - means for future Covid waves ...

The China Yearbook, available in both Chinese and English, emerged as one of the highlights at the London Book Fair held from ... meticulous data, and professional editing. It serves as an ...

By The New York Times Books Staff In his new book, David Szalay offers unvarnished scenes from a lonely, rags-to-riches life. By Dwight Garner Two new books use divergent styles to look at mind ...

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