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Ear­li­er this week, Tova Mirvis wrote about the parts of New York that are buried out of sight and how that relates to her fic­tion and how both nov­el­ists and voyeurs watch…

What we’re read­ing this month:Suzanne: The UnAmer­i­cans (Mol­ly Antopol) | Nao­mi: What’s Impor­tant is Feel­ing (Adam Wil­son)Miri: A Bride For One Night (Ruth…

by Michal Hoschan­der MalenThe New York Pub­lic Library has curat­ed an out­stand­ing new exhib­it titled The ABC of It: Why Children’s Books Mat­ter. On dis­play is…

Ear­li­er this week, Tova Mirvis wrote about how both nov­el­ists and voyeurs watch oth­er peo­ple, try­ing to uncov­er the hid­den parts of their lives. Her newest nov­el,…

JBW​’s Michal Hoschan­der Malen spoke to Sarah Aron­son, author of the recent­ly pub­lished young adult nov­el Believe.Michal Hoschan­der Malen: Believe is a book which is…

This week, Joan­na Her­shon, the author of A Dual Inher­i­tance (now in paper­back!) and The Ger­man Bride blogs for The Post­script on meet­ing a man who…