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HHhH
A brilliantly profound debut about the assassination of the architect of the Holocaust, a subject of such enormity that it utterly resists fictionalizing. But Binet is not making things up.
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A Song in the Night
Fighter against apartheid and former Massachusetts Senate candidate (until Elizabeth Warren entered the race) Bob Massie has lived nine American lives, and he tells them in a memoir.
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Istanbul Passage
A gripping and intelligent espionage thriller set in neutral Istanbul in 1945, when an American spy has to guide a Romanian defector to safety in an uncertain world.
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Emmaus
A novel of budding sexual desires where four boys vie for a beautiful girl in an industrial post-war Italy, translated from the Italian by Ann Goldstein.
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Patriot of Persia
In 1953, the U.S. and Britain staged a coup against Muhammad Mossadegh, then the premier of Iran, who flirted with communism and nationalized the oil industry. But the West would deeply regret this.
The Biggest Mistake of the Radical Right
Can America’s love for individualism and community peacefully coexist? Newsweek & The Daily Beast’s John Avlon sits down with E.J. Dionne, author of ‘Our Divided Political Heart,’ to discuss how radical individualism invaded the Republican party.



