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September 25, 2017
Barbara Hoffert photo Wrapping Up Day of Dialog Brooklyn
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Held on September 15 to coincide with the Brooklyn Book Festival, the first-ever Day of Dialog Brooklyn was a great success, with folks coming from the tristate area (and nationwide) to hear authors like Alice McDermott and Stephanie Powell Watts and editors introducing winter/spring 2018 titles. The Editors Picks' panel embraced houses large and small, New Perspectives offered fresh views on the world we share while giving voice to the sometimes voiceless, and Great Book Club Books offered books that everyone will be talking about come spring.
cover of Carroll's The Cloister From Bohjalian to Wideman | Barbara's Fiction Picks
Fiction from the beloved Chris Bohjalian, National Book Award winner James Carroll, mystery queen Elizabeth George, multi-best-booked Jonathan Miles and Tom Rachman, celebrated debut novelists Rao and Mangan, and MacArthur fellow John Edgar Wideman—what's not to like?
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cover of Eisner's Neruda Buruma, Kaplan, & a Neruda Biography | Barbara’s Nonfiction Picks
International scene: Ian Buruma, the new editor of the New York Review of Books, offers a memoir of his young escapades in Japan; Robert D. Kaplan investigates American foreign policy; and Mark Eisner revisits Pablo Neruda. Plus the Cuban mob in America and an Anne Frank graphic novel.
cover of Bradbury's The Wild Inside From Africa to Alaska to Terror in Paris | New Voices in Literary Fiction
Three women in Africa, family terror in Alaska, a lesbian in Portland, the Odyssey during the Watts Riot, New Yorker stories, and rethinking one's convictions after terror in Paris—all from highly anticipated new writers.
Nat'l Book Foundation's 5 Under 35
  1. Lesley Nneka Arimah
  2. Halle Butler
  3. Zinzi Clemmons
  4. Leopoldine Core
  5. Weike Wang
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cover of Katsu's The Hunger Berry, Jance, & Some Surprise Authors | Thriller Previews
What's fun here: several pseudonymous authors with big credential trying something new, plus debuters Nathasha Bell and Alice Feeney and a touch of historical horror from Alma Katsu.
cover of Butman's The New Merchants U.S. Presidents, English Merchants, & a Heroic Bee Keeper
Your chance to catch up with Presidents Jimmy Carter, Dwight Eisenhower, and William Howard Taft, plus the English merchants that made America possible. Also, celebrated Iraqi poet/journalist Dunya Mikhail on the bee keeper who rescued Yazidi women and girls from  ISIS.
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