A Novel Concept
Michael MaloneThoughts on the books I am reading
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Robert Cormier Has Candy For Sale, But It Ain’t Cheap
The Chocolate War was published 50 years ago, and I never did read it in school, as many others have. It is the story of a boy attending a prep school in New England. That sounds like a school for rich kids, but this one, called Trinity, is...
Jean Hanff Korelitz Triplet Tale Better ‘Late’ Than Never
The Latecomer is the story of a wealthy New York family in an immense house on the Brooklyn Esplanade, overlooking lower Manhattan. Salo Oppenheimer runs an investment firm and collects pricey art. Johanna raises the triplets.
King’s ‘Gunslinger’ Lacks a Punch
I picked up Stephen King’s The Gunslinger after hearing raves about it on an episode of “The New York Times Book Review” podcast celebrating 50 years of King novels. The book is Part I of the King series The Dark Tower. It was published in ...
Tommy Orange’s ‘Wandering Stars’ is Hella Good
Wandering Stars, Tommy Orange’s follow-up novel to his 2018 debut There There, tells the story of the Indigenous experience in America from a unique perspective. Things begin with Jude Star, a survivor of the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, wh...
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I am a journalist in New York. I cover television by day, and enjoy writing about books, beer and baseball after hours.
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