Sunday Books: coverage for January 30, 2011
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Early short stories by the master of American satire reveal a writer honing his already apparent skills.
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An author separated from his parents’ culture by time and distance examines identity.
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The artist’s personal, highly tumultuous life is laid bare in a searing biography.
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The well-argued work asserts the U.S. Supreme Court facilitated discrimination after the Civil War.
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Also reviews of ‘The Emperor’s Body’ by Peter Brooks and ‘Clara and Mr. Tiffany’ by Susan Vreeland.
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Is there a link between creativity and longevity? As he approaches 70, one author studies writers and artists who productively delivered deep into their lives.
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A ghost may (or may not) haunt Andrew Taylor’s ‘The Anatomy of Ghosts’; UFOs continue to hover in popular culture.