For the Love of K-Pop
Writer Giaae Kwon chronicles a life’s obsession with the world’s most popular music genre
Read moreWriter Giaae Kwon chronicles a life’s obsession with the world’s most popular music genre
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Read moreIn an incredibly moving memoir, writer Rich Benjamin struggles to come to terms with the lack of affection he received from a social-justice-obsessed family
Read moreAn affecting but tough memoir from an icon of Gen-X indie music
Read moreA Seattle publisher issues a new series of the iconoclast’s collected nonfiction, with all its merciless exposure of fraud and abuse
Read moreFrom the right and left, everyone’s trying to ban books and cancel author events
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Read moreEditor and book critic’s collection of essays is a remarkable model of staying mentally young and intellectually curious
Read moreAustralian booksellers draw lessons from an online behemoth’s crash as the rivalry with Amazon intensifies
Read more‘They Went Another Way’, a memoir of doing housework and waiting for a deal in Hollywood
Read moreAn engaging biography that’s overly concerned with protecting a former First Lady’s reputation
Read moreBiographer Emily Van Duyne mixes new Plath scholarship with raw, stunning self-confession
Read moreEighteen years after his Laugh Factory cancellation, Michael Richards tells all. But is anyone listening?
Read moreMadhumita Murgia’s extraordinary book explores the potential for innovation, as well as dehumanization, in artificial intelligence
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