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Tommy Orange’s There There offers a searing reading experience.
The Big Easy looms large in James Lee Burke’s entertaining Dave Robicheaux series.
E.J. Applewhite’s Washington Itself offers an unsurpassed introduction to DC.
Sonia Purnell’s Clementine gives Winston’s formidable wife her due.
The surprising relevance of an 80-year-old book about a country that no longer exists.
The plainspoken poignancy of Philip Roth’s Patrimony.
