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6 new paperbacks for reading list By Moira Macdonald, The Seattle Times Published: January 24, 2021, 6:04am Share: "A Beautiful Crime" by Christopher Bollen. (Harper) It’s a new year, and time for hope and self-examination and … maybe some new books? Visit your local bookstore and wish them well for 2021 — and don’t miss that new-in-paperback table, which might hold these recommended titles and many more. • “A Beautiful Crime” by Christopher Bollen (HarperColli...

It’s a new year, and time for hope and self-examination and ... maybe some new books? Visit your local bookstore and wish them well for 2021 — and don’t miss that new-in-paperback table, which might hold these recommended titles and many more. “A Beautiful Crime” by Christopher Bollen (HarperCollins, $16.99). “What makes the crime in Bollen’s stylish new novel so beautiful is that the perps’ plan works out even better than they’d hoped — at leas...

Its a new year, and time for hope and self-examination and ... maybe some new books? Visit your local bookstore and wish them well for 2021 — and dont miss

Michelle Hart Books are both solace and inspiration. They light the way, even while enabling temporary escape from life’s worries, which is why here, we wanted to share 20 of the best books 2020 had to offer. Czech writer Milan Kundera once said, “The novel is the imaginary paradise of individuals.” The 13 transporting, captivating novels on this list provide some of that paradise right now. This year was also remarkable for prescient, perspective-altering nonfiction —...

COVID Is Not Stopping NYC Downtown Icon Justin Vivian Bond From Putting on Their Annual Holiday Show Many of us shut in and deprived of parties and live performance this COVID year of our Goddess 2020 have been cheered up by the hilarious “Auntie Glam” videos that beloved transgender performer Justin Vivian Bond (formerly of the legendary duo Kiki & Herb) has been posting throughout the year from their historic “House of Whimsy” in upstate New York. In true over-the-top, Rosalind-Russel...