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Tope Folarin’s Search for Himself
The Nigerian-American author of the new novel ‘A Particular Kind of Black Man’ has spent his life attempting to reconcile his experiences with his true self
What This Journalist Learned About Female Desire by Following Ordinary Women for Almost a Decade
Lisa Taddeo on her debut, ‘Three Women,’ a radical work of reportage that’s sure to get people talking
The True Story of the British Grandpas Who Knocked Off One of London’s Biggest Vaults (And Then Screwed Everything Up)
In his new book ‘The Last Job,’ ‘New York Times’ reporter Dan Bilefsky looks back at one of the greatest (and most unlikely) crimes of the 21st century
Was the Horny, Hard-Partying Mayhem of ’80s Comedy Worth the Price?
In his new book ‘Wild and Crazy Guys,’ Nick de Semlyen takes a hard look at the men who sacrificed body and mind for the decade’s comedy blockbusters
