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Charles Baxter wins Rea Award for the Short Story
The award honors a writer who has made a significant contribution to the discipline. Updated: 11:45 AM
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Poet John Caddy wins McKnight Artist Award
Forest Lake poet is honored for a lifetime of work devoted to nature.
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Powerful essays about fathers and sons burn with heat
BOOK REVIEW: A collection of essays about manhood and fatherhood by a writer unafraid to dig deep into the difficulties and disappointments of being a son.
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new york times bestsellers
1. THE WIND THROUGH THE KEYHOLE, by Stephen King. (Scribner, $27.) A new entry in the Dark Tower epic western-fantasy series; this novel, King says, is "Dark Tower 4.5."
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The Browser: A quick look at recent book releases
"Soldier Dogs: The Untold Story of America's Canine Heroes," by Maria Goodavage, and "My Cross to Bear," by Gregg Allman.
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MEMOIR: 'Midstream: An Unfinished Memoir'
The author of "A Long and Happy Life," "Kate Vaiden" and nearly 40 other books recounts the whirlwind years surrounding his literary debut in this posthumously published memoir.
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Novelist revolutionized Latin American literature
Mexican writer found his literary voice among other greats who emerged in "El Boom" of the '60s and '70s.
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Let the wild rumpus never end
An appreciation of Maurice Sendak, the artist who helped children's imaginations run wild.
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BOOKMARK: The envelope, please ...
This month's Carol Connolly reading series will not just bring together a group of seven writers to read aloud, though that is the main point of the evening.
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more from books
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ESSAYS: 'Lizz Free or Die'
Minnesota native Lizz Winstead has never been known as a shrinking violet.
Updated: May. 12, 2012 - 04:47 PM
- ESSAYS: The importance of 'storying'
- Salman Rushdie headlines the next season of Pen Pals
- MEMOIR: 'Cures for Hunger'
- FICTION: 'The Newlyweds'
- NONFICTION: 'Syzygy, Beauty'
- Oglesby pens a personal memoir
- Comic books: 'New 52' line stars Justice League origin
- Beard names best cookbooks of the year
- 'Where the Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
- NONFICTION: Following the greatest Tour ever
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NONFICTION: "City of Scoundrels," by Gary Krist
Twelve steamy days of fires, riots and death, when so much went wrong.
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FICTION: "In One Person," by John Irving
In his 13th novel, John Irving explores complex issues of gender and sexual identity.
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The Browser: A quick look at recent releases
"Daughter of Providence," by Julie Drew, and "Island of Vice," by Richard Zacks
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SHORT STORIES: "Hot Pink," by Adam Levin
Observing the world in Technicolor, close up.
Full story Full storyUpdated: May. 5, 2012 - 05:13 PM
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