Books

Alexander Stille, author of “The Sullivanians,” on secret histories, therapeutic turf wars and what makes something a cult

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From engaging biographies to trips to distant landscapes — and beyond

Including a Roam carry on, Sunspel polos and a Peter Beard biography

Lars Ulrich wrote the introduction for a new edition of "Screwjack"

We sourced an excerpt from "F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II"

The book is set for a 2024 release

This new book revisits a tense political moment — and the hockey players at its center

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Absorbing fiction, thoughts on baseball and a whole lot more

Specifically, a book about Chelsea

An interview with Amy Brady, author of “Ice: From Mixed Drinks to Skating Rinks — A Cool History of a Hot Commodity”

Mariano Rivera's son shared his story in "Sons of Baseball: Growing Up with a Major League Dad"

From thrilling fiction to a barroom elegy

His book “Mind Golf” revisits the life and philosophy of golfer Moe Norman

Brad Fox’s “The Bathysphere Book” chronicles an extraordinary voyage

Including Adidas trainers, tomato candles and an app-assisted jump rope

From a behind-the-scenes look at comedy to the lives of towering artists

Michael Wolraich talks about unearthing the mysteries of "The Bishop and the Butterfly," a tale which involves FDR during his time as governor

Zach Schonfeld on the making of “How Coppola Became Cage”

Mark Edlitz on the making of “James Bond After Fleming”

Talking science and fiction with “The Tusks of Extinction” author Ray Nayler

Zachary Pace on writing “I Sing to Use the Waiting”

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From ruminations on modern desire to a history of an influential newspaper

Good news at a challenging time for libraries

Kyle Chayka on the making of “Filterworld”

“The Rolling Stones: Icons” features a stunning lineup of photographers

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Yates's book inspired the film "Ferrari"

Shahnaz Habib discusses her engaging new book “Airplane Mode: An Irreverent History of Travel”

The first part of this six-step plan: giving up on "War and Peace"