TOP 100 BOOK SITES
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| Prime Roller, Prepare to Meet a Wiseacre In this hasty and very lumpy volume John Allen Paulos proposes to expose the irrational basis of religious thinking, much the way he exposed rampant mathematical illiteracy in “Innumeracy.” nytimes.com |
An Imaginary Friend Alex Witchel’s characters navigate a social world both “treacherous” and “absurd.” nytimes.com |
First Chapter: ‘The Lost City’ “This wasn’t a country you would visit unless you had to, if you were born there, say, or were sent in to check up on some account. I mean country in the broad Hemingway sense: terrain, land, country.” nytimes.com |
Philosophic pulp fiction KASUT BIRU RUBINA: Review by PRIYA KULASAGARAN thestar.com.my |
Books of The Times: Redheaded Sisters With a Pedigree, Shot Into the Fame-Go-Round Theresa Rebeck, a playwright, screenwriter and television writer, has written an amusing if one-note debut novel. nytimes.com |