Bob Hoover: E-book worries on the rise
Many of you are reading this column in the old-fashioned newspaper in its crinkly and foldable format. Others are reading this on a hard-edged inflexible digital device via the Internet. (Today)
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A bystander reads graffiti on the wall of a school in Glendale, N.Y., on Sept. 14, 1959, after black students were transferred from schools in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn to the predominantly white Queens school.
Nonfiction: "The History of White People," by Neil Irvin Painter
In the introduction to his 1916 masterwork, "The Passing of the Great Race," Madison Grant counseled his contemporaries to repudiate their pledge to "acknowledge no distinction in race, creed, or (Today)
"The History of White People"
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An unidentified man test drives a Yugo on the streets of Brockton, Mass. in this Aug. 27, 1985 photo.
Nonfiction: "The Yugo: The Rise and Fall of the Worst Car in History," by Jason Vuic.
The subtitle's a tease, a catchy one. (Today)
Yugo
Fiction: Jin, Grisham, Bloom sparkle in new story collections
It's been a good harvest for American short stories lately, as this trio demonstrates. (Today)
Best Sellers
A list of the best-selling fiction and nonfiction books. (Today)
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