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About UsBoldtype is a monthly book review focusing on smart, readable works of fiction and nonfiction, from current titles to past gems. |
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FICTIONThe Sacred Book of the Werewolfby Victor Pelevin
GRAPHIC NOVELThe Alcoholicby Jonathan Ames and Dean Haspiel (illustrator)
NONFICTIONNixonland: The Rise of a President and the Fracturing of Americaby Rick Perlstein
FICTIONA Fraction of the Wholeby Steve Toltz
FICTIONPinocchioby Carlo Collodi / Translated by Geoffrey Brock
NONFICTIONStop Me If You've Heard This: A History and Philosophy of Jokesby Jim Holt
ARTMcDermott & McGough: An Experience of Amusing Chemistry: Photographs 1990-1890by Matthew Higgs FeatureFeatureBOOK NEWSThis Month
This month, it's all about shape-shifters, illusionists, and con men. Kelly Link explains how she spellbinds readers of all ages, while Lee Israel shares secrets of forging hilarious letters by Noël Coward and Dorothy Parker. There are some equally devious books under review: Russian novelist Victor Pelevin's madcap werewolf love story, Jonathan Ames' graphic novel about alcoholism and recovery, and Rick Perlstein's epic biography of Tricky Dick. We also consider Steve Toltz's Booker-nominated sensation from Down Under, a new translation of Pinocchio, and a comprehensive history of the joke. - Toby Warner, Managing Editor |
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