Sunday, February 02, 2014

The New York Times Books Update

'All Joy and No Fun'

By JENNIFER SENIOR
Reviewed by ANDREW SOLOMON
Jennifer Senior's "All Joy and No Fun," about the state of modern parenthood, weaves together philosophy, psychology and social science.
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Secrets of Success

By SANDRA TSING LOH

Two new books examine whether cultural traits underlie the success of certain overachieving subgroups.

 

Gary Shteyngart

Gary Shteyngart: By the Book

The author of the novel "Super Sad True Love Story" and, most recently, the memoir "Little Failure" likes books in which people suffer. "If there's no suffering, I kind of tune out."
·         By the Book: Archive

'Byron Easy'

By JUDE COOK
Reviewed by TOM SHONE
In Jude Cook's novel, a failed poet relives his calamitous relationship with his wife.

'Trieste'

By DASA DRNDIC. Translated by ELLEN ELIAS-BURSAC.
Reviewed by CRAIG SELIGMAN
Dasa Drndic blends fact and fiction in this novel of the Holocaust and its aftermath.

The F.B.I. office in Media, Pa., was on the second floor, near corner; right, J. Edgar Hoover.

'The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover's Secret FBI'

By BETTY MEDSGER
Reviewed by DAVID OSHINSKY
The story of a 1971 raid on an F.B.I. office and what it revealed about bureau practices.

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