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Review: 'Everybody's Fool' is Richard Russo at his best
FICTION: Pulitzer Prize winner revisits an endearing rogue in the sequel to "Nobody's Fool."
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St. Paul poet Chris Santiago wins the 2016 Lindquist & Vennum Prize
The annual prize includes $10,000 and publication with Milkweed Editions.
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Review: 'Everyone Brave Is Forgiven,' by Chris Cleave
FICTION: A rich and poignant wartime love triangle by the author of the bestselling "Little Bee."
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Review: 'Far and Away,' by Andrew Solomon
NONFICTION: From a decorated nonfiction writer, a flawed but timely collection of essays and reporting that urges readers to seek out new experiences and unfamiliar viewpoints.
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Review: 'Zero K,' by Don DeLillo
FICTION: In the latest novel by Don DeLillo, a billionaire funds death-defying technology.
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Review: 'Chasing the North Star,' by Robert Morgan
FICTION: An imaginative story set during a bleak time in U.S. history reveals the kindness (and meanness) of strangers.
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Review: 'Heat and Light,' by Jennifer Haigh
FICTION: A Pennsylvania coal town in decline hopes for a new future in natural gas fracking.
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Review: 'The Geography of Madness: Penis Thieves, Voodoo Death and the Search for the Meaning of the World's Strangest Syndromes,' by Frank Bures
NONFICTION: Ambitious and exhaustively reported, this thoughtful book examines culture, beliefs and madness.
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REVIEW: 'Everything I Found on the Beach,' by Cynan Jones
FICTION: Three desperate lives collide in this gripping story of murder, vengeance and making ends meet.
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Erdrich and Grover to be featured at Library of Congress event
The event highlights Native American writers
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Review: 'Mothering Sunday,' by Graham Swift
FICTION: Graham Swift's latest is a brief but deep novella centered on the life-changing last day of a romance between an English maid and an heir.
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REVIEW: 'City of Secrets,' by Stewart O'Nan
FICTION: Femme fatales and double-crossers abound as a Jewish refugee finds his way in post-World War II Jerusalem.
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REVIEW: 'The Red Parts,' by Maggie Nelson
NONFICTION: The 1969 murder of Maggie Nelson's aunt went unsolved for 35 years. This memoir describes the trial after DNA evidence came to light.
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