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Twelve Great LA Books
by Tom Gordon Most of my life, and most of my novels, have taken place in New York, but I spent a key chunk of time in Los Angeles, and it definitely left its mark [...]
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When you gaze at a painting by Evgeny Lushpin, you’re not just seeing a cityscape—you’re stepping into a suspended moment. Rain-slicked streets glisten like mirrors, golden windows glow like memories, and familiar urban corners seem [...] -
Interviewed by Mimi Bhalla Bonnie Kistler is the author of thriller novels such as Shell Games; Her, Too; The Cage; and House on Fire. Born and raised in Philadelphia, she graduated from Bryn Mawr College [...] -
By Greg Ziegler It’s hot. New York City hot. Today is the first day of a heat wave and even though its only midmorning I can feel the humidity lying in wait at my feet [...]
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Choosing my favorite films featuring dogs and putting them in order was difficult. My advice is to rewatch them all. […]
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In Something to Die For, Will Jordan demonstrates two important yet sadly, rare attributes. First, he illustrates that he has deep love and enthusiasm for the genre in which he writes. Second, he understands what works [...] -
DVD Review: Monk: The Complete Series (2020 Rerelease) Critics and pundits love to bandy the word “relevant” around certain creative works, arguing that because of its topic, themes, or political agenda, a certain book or movie [...]
