Episodes (Page 13)
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Jane Austen's "Pride & Prejudice" is celebrated on "Books We've Loved."
Linda Holmes
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Cookbooks "House of Nanking" and "Boustany" honor family legacies through food.
Kathy Fang
Peter Fang
Sami Tamimi
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Victoria Redel's novel "I Am You" fictionalizes a Dutch Golden Age painter and her maid.
Victoria Redel
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David McCloskey's thriller "The Persian" blends fiction with real-world events.
David McCloskey
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Jeannie Vanasco's memoir "A Silent Treatment" details her mother's extended silences.
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Souvankham Thammavongsa's novel "Pick a Color" is set in a nail salon.
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"Books We've Loved" is a new series exploring favorite past books.
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Two mystery novels, "The Killer Question" and "Kill Your Darlings," are featured.
Janice Hallett
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Jeff Selingo's "Dream School" challenges the notion of elite college prestige.
Jeff Selingo
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Patricia Lockwood's novel "Will There Ever Be Another You" explores confusion.
Patricia Lockwood
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Mariana Enriquez's "Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave" explores cemeteries.
Mariana Enriquez
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"For the Sun After Long Nights" covers Iran's Woman, Life, Freedom Movement.
Fatemeh Jamalpour
Nilo Tabrizy
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Two history books, David McCullough's "History Matters" and Scott Ellsworth's "Midnight on the Potomac," are discussed.
Dorie McCullough Lawson
Jon Meacham
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Therapist Lizzie Moult argues against being a 'people pleaser' in her book.
Lizzie Moult
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Angela Flournoy's novel 'The Wilderness' centers on a Black, female 'chosen family'.
Angela Flournoy
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Former Senator Joe Manchin's memoir "Dead Center" advocates for the political middle.
Joseph Manchin III
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Ian McEwan's novel "What We Can Know" is set in a future Britain.
Ian McEwan
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Thant Myint-U discusses his biography of UN Secretary-General U Thant.
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Ken Jaworowski's crime novel 'What About the Bodies' has a tender side.
Ken Jaworowski
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Stephen Greenblatt argues Christopher Marlowe paved the way for Shakespeare.
Stephen Greenblatt