Q&A: Jodi Picoult | On Being a Storyteller

Author Jodi Picoult

Author Jodi Picoult talks with LJ about her new novel, The Storyteller, and each person’s place in preserving history

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, February 22, 2013

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A crime novel for readers who love contemporary Westerns, how a crisis unearths community alliances and fissures, breathing new life into a familiar genre, and a new Maisie Dobbs title

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, February 15, 2013

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Expect great demand for Gardner’s latest, a touching read from Krueger, a thinking man’s thriller (with Sherlock Holmes!) from Thomas, and Tursten’s latest Inspector Huss novel

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, February 8, 2013

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More horror from Bennett, a debut that’s a great read for fans of smart contemporary women’s fiction, a new Ruth Galloway mystery, and a fun tale of love and hockey pucks

The Reader’s Shelf | February 1, 2013

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Books exploring the concept of place

Fiction Reviews | February 1, 2013

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Reviews of PEggy Hesketh’s Telling the Bees, Gene Kerrigan’s The Rage, and Eleanor Morse’s White Dog Fell From the Sky, plus a full list of fiction reviews in the Feb. 1 issue.

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, February 1, 2013

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All-star attractions: the latest from Coben, Picoult, and Trout, plus a debut for readers of stories set in academia

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, January 25, 2013

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A long-lost novel by Woody Guthrie, Jordan’s mammoth “Wheel” ends, Lentricchia debuts a new noir series, Steinberg offers a sweeping family saga, and a special treat for Valentine’s Day

Fictional Biographies | January 2013

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Reviews of Therese Anne Fowler’s Z, Mary Beth Keane’s Fever, and Tanis Rideout’s Above All Things from the Jan. issue.

Xpress Reviews: Fiction | First Look at New Books, January 18, 2013

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Jackie Collins delivers, Rankin’s Rebus make a triumphal return, and Zinovieff explores Greece’s troubled history

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