Ann Beattie, David Baldacci, Noah Feldman and Other New Reads

This week: a collection of Ann Beattie’s short stories, a Harvard law prof on FDR’s powerful court, Walter Mosley returns with a new mystery, a squash coach delivers winners for life, and David Baldacci tears up DC, again.

Published Nov. 22 2010 1:34PM EST

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The New Yorker Stories by Ann Beattie

A collection of her classic stories that chronicles four decades of unraveling family structures and individual isolation.

Award-winning author Ann Beattie wrote more than 200 short stories in the waning decades of the 20th century, vividly capturing the tumultuous evolution of American family...

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Ann Beattie, David Baldacci, Noah Feldman and Other New Reads

This week: a collection of Ann Beattie’s short stories, a Harvard law prof on FDR’s powerful court, Walter Mosley returns with a new mystery, a squash coach delivers winners for life, and David Baldacci tears up DC, again.

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