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NYT Books and Literature

8 New Books We Recommend This Week

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

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NYT Books and Literature

8 New Books We Recommend This Week

NYT Books and Literature

José Andrés habla sobre su nuevo libro “Change the Recipe”

“Change the Recipe” es el nuevo libro del chef y humanitario. “Necesitamos más historias sobre la comida como diplomacia, la comida como derecho humano”, asegura.

15 hours ago

NYT Books and Literature

José Andrés habla sobre su nuevo libro “Change the Recipe”

NYT Books and Literature

Durga Chew-Bose, Master of Moods, Reimagines ‘Bonjour Tristesse’

In her new film, “Bonjour Tristesse,” and in her writing, the director Durga Chew-Bose knows how to create an atmosphere.

21 hours ago

NYT Books and Literature

Durga Chew-Bose, Master of Moods, Reimagines ‘Bonjour Tristesse’

NYT Books and Literature

Carley Fortune’s Favorite Romance Books With High Stakes and Happy Endings

The best-selling romance author Carley Fortune recommends books whose high stakes and buried traumas make their love stories all the more satisfying.

21 hours ago

NYT Books and Literature

Carley Fortune’s Favorite Romance Books With High Stakes and Happy Endings

NYT Books and Literature

Interview: José Andrés on His New Book, “Change the Recipe,” and His Humanitarian Work

“Good choice, Daddy. Very nice,” she said sarcastically, given what he was making for dinner. The chef and humanitarian’s new book is “Change the Recipe.”

21 hours ago

NYT Books and Literature

Interview: José Andrés on His New Book, “Change the Recipe,” and His Humanitarian Work

NYT Books and Literature

‘Paris Here I Come!’: The Story of a 1950s Guide for Black Travelers

In 1953, Ollie Stewart, a correspondent for The Afro-American newspaper, wrote a guidebook to the French capital aimed at Black travelers. Nearly 75 years later, his grandniece follows in his footsteps.

21 hours ago

NYT Books and Literature

‘Paris Here I Come!’: The Story of a 1950s Guide for Black Travelers

Zeit Literatur

"Streichhölzer" von Ásta Sigurðardóttir: Geschichten von denen, die in den Abgründen ihres Daseins umherirren

Die isländische Autorin Ásta Sigurðardóttir war eine begnadete Beobachterin. Mehr als 50 Jahre nach ihrem Tod erscheinen ihre grandiosen Erzählungen erstmals auf Deutsch.

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"Streichhölzer" von Ásta Sigurðardóttir: Geschichten von denen, die in den Abgründen ihres Daseins umherirren

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