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  • WOLVES OF SUMMER

    It’s 1979, and Bonnet Shores is slowly knitting itself back together after last summer’s rash of home invasions. The perpetrators were caught, and while alarm systems now protect windows such as 15-year-old Maddie Grove’s, she’s happy to once again have the freedom to stay out late with her friends, and have her crush visit her…

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  • SWEET PEA

    The latest novel by de Waal (My Name Is Leon, 2016) was published in the U.K. last year as The Best of Everything. It reaches these shores with a new, more memorable title that underscores the story’s folksy tenderness. “My Sweet Pea” is what Paulette’s grandmother called her as a girl on St. Kitts, raising…

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  • MAMA STRANGELOVE

    “The world does not need another parenting book,” writes Grimm in her own parenting book, where she likewise notes that parenting can be so exhausting and baffling that it can use all the advice manuals it can get. “Every day of parenting is Saigon in 1975,” she writes. “It is often defeating, sometimes humiliating, and…

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  • MY PRESSURES

    English actor, director, and motion-capture pioneer Serkis is a thrill-seeker in life—he writes here of his successful “solo assault” on the Matterhorn—and also in his art. His attitude is distilled in his initial response to being asked to play Ulysses Klaue in Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015): “Charismatic South African villain who gets his…

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  • DESIRE FEEDS THE FEAST

    Morrell received a comprehensive education in food and drink from parents who ran a wine business. Moreover, her mother schooled her in social graces and an appreciation for beauty and knowledge, telling her, “Being erudite will only help you in life.” Morrell is erudite indeed, dropping $10 words (exuded, charlatan, unctuous) exactly where they fit.…

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  • WTF IS A PODCAST WITH MARC MARON

    Over its tenure from 2009 to 2025, WTF, Marc Maron’s interview podcast, became a meaningful model for the medium—a line late in the book succinctly states that in the podcast universe, “in terms of one-on-one interviews there was a lot of Maron in the primordial ooze.” He steadily honed his craft, connecting with guests by…

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  • SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE CHRISTMAS MURDERS

    Seeking a holiday gift for their landlady, Mrs. Hudson, Sherlock Holmes takes Dr. John Watson to Whiteley’s, where screams and blood alert them to a startling tableau: A man is dangling from the upper branches of the half-decorated Christmas tree adorning the emporium’s main floor. Inspector Darke, the Metropolitan Police officer called to the scene…

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  • THE SILVER KINGDOM

    Prince Zayd of Dakaria doesn’t have time to grieve his dying father or savor a hard-won battle before he’s thrust into assuming a throne he isn’t ready for. Between fending off silver-hungry pirates, trying to avoid an unwanted engagement, and concealing a wound from a deadly poisoned arrow that’s curable only by a rare antidote,…

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  • ICYMI: Every Android Dev Summit 2026 VOD is now live, and it’s now easier than ever to get caught up!

    Hi r/AndroidDev, ICYMI, Android Dev Summit returned last week after a four-year hiatus (Oct. 28–29), featuring over 50 sessions covering agentic development workflows (Android CLI, Agent Client Protocol support in Android Studio [i.e. Bring Your Own Agent], and declarative builds with Lightbuild), on-device and hybrid AI (Gemini Nano 4, Gemma 4, and Android MCP), our…

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