The always reliable lit critics at NPR have unveiled a new feature, What We’re Reading, which reviews new fiction and non-fiction that they find particularly interesting or notable.
The first installment has an article about Barbara Kingsolver’s much anticipated new novel, The Lacuna, as well as reviews of new works by Jonathan Safran Foer, Ken Auletta, Philip Roth and Paul Auster.
This is great because it helps overwhelmed readers cut through the avalanche of new books and find some amazing stuff (and read some enjoyable and candid literary criticism along the way). You can view it here.
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