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Full Circle was the first book of hers that I read.

In her new novel, The Dream Hotel, author Leila Lalami plunges us into the story of a woman who is imprisoned solely on the basis that she might commit a crime.

She won the American Book Award for her 2014 historical novel, The Moor's Account.

The Dream Hotel has been compared to Philip K. Dick's 1956 science fiction novella, The Minority Report.

The Dream Hotel is a suspenseful novel.

The book's simmering tension is whether Sarah will be able to find a way out of this trap.

She won the American Book Award for her 2014 historical novel, The Moor's Account.

Paul Tuff ... author of four books, most recently, The Inequality Machine, How College Divides Us.

Paul Tuff ... author of four books, most recently, The Inequality Machine, How College Divides Us.

In her new novel, The Dream Hotel, author Leila Lalami plunges us into the story of a woman who is imprisoned solely on the basis that she might commit a crime.

This is the dystopian premise of Leila Lalami's gripping new novel, The Dream Hotel.

The Dream Hotel has been compared to Philip K. Dick's 1956 science fiction novella, The Minority Report.

Lalami was inspired to write the novel after receiving a notification from her smartphone... The Dream Hotel is a suspenseful novel. The book's simmering tension is whether Sarah will be able to find a way out of this trap.

Lalami, who was born in Morocco and is now based in Los Angeles, won the American Book Award for her 2014 historical novel, The Moors Account.

He was last on Fresh Air to talk about the book he coauthored with Daniel Ziblatt titled How Democracies Die.

Besides the book How Democracies Die, Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt coauthored the 2023 book Tyranny of the Minority.

Besides the book How Democracies Die, Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt coauthored the 2023 book Tyranny of the Minority.

In your book, The Chirney of the Minority, you write about politicians who are semiloyal to democracy.

Dorothy Parker is a demigod. In her poems, short stories, and surgicalknifesharp reviews for magazines like Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, Parker brought into being one of the signature voices of the 1920s. The Everyman's Library has just brought out a pocket edition of her work, culled from Parker's bestselling collections Enough Rope and Sunset Gun.

She reviewed poems by Dorothy Parker and The Unusual Desire to Kill by Camilla Barnes.

The humor of Britishborn novelist Camilla Barnes is more in the droll, psychologically astute tradition of a Barbara Pym novel. Barnes' debut is called The Usual Desire to Kill. It's what two sisters here, Charlotte and Miranda, acknowledge that that's what they feel whenever they visit their eccentric, exhausting, retired parents at their tumbledown farmhouse in rural France.

The constant pleasure of reading The Usual Desire to Kill is Barnes' unexpected language. A bed with a hard mattress is likened to sleeping on old toast. Dried eggs, which the father recalls eating during World WarII, are said to have tasted a bit like dandruff.

The Everyman's Library has just brought out a pocket edition of her work, culled from Parker's bestselling collections Enough Rope and Sunset Gun.

The Everyman's Library has just brought out a pocket edition of her work, culled from Parker's bestselling collections Enough Rope and Sunset Gun.

How to Be a Civil Rights Widow is one chapter title in a book by Joy Reid, the former MSNBC evening show host. ... Reid's book is called Medgar and Merle and is now out in paperback.

Joy Reid spoke to Terry Gross last year. Her book about Medgar and Murley Evers titled Medgar and Murley is now out in paperback.

Joy Reid, speaking with Terry Gross last year. Her book about Medgar and Murley Evers is called Medgar and Murley.

Joy Reid spoke with Terry Gross last year. The former MSNBC host's book is called Medgar and Murley, Medgar Evers and the Love Story that Awakened America. It's now out in paperback.

He is the author of many books on jazz, including Bebop and Nothingness, In the Moment, and Outcats, jazz composers, instrumentalists, and singers.

His new book is The Illegals, Russia's Most Audacious Spies and Their Century-Long Mission to Infiltrate the West.

He is the author of The Long Hangover, Putin's New Russia and the Ghosts of the Past.

He is the author of The Long Hangover, Putin's New Russia and the Ghosts of the Past.

He is the author of The Long Hangover, Putin's New Russia and the Ghosts of the Past.

In No More Tears, The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson, Harris investigates J&J's business practices. The link to its baby powder and cancer. And the urgent questions about the safety of many of its other products.

Well, Gartner, I really can't wait to delve into the details of this book with you.

If you're just joining us, my guest is investigative journalist Gardner Harris. We're talking to him about his new book, No More Tears, The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson.

Investigative journalist Gartner Harris. His new book is called No More Tears, The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson.