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This book is a photographic exploration of life in the old and rapidly disappearing quarters of Shanghai, with accompanying poems and essays by the author of fiction and poetry, Qiu Xiaolong.The photographs, all taken in a documentary style over a period of five years, represent an intimate and invaluable visual natural history of a way of life in the workers quarters and

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Disappearing Spouses and Dead Boyfriends Sarah Weinman on four new mysteries that brim with cunning and subterfuge. Credit...Pablo Amargo May 6, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET A spouse’s disappearance, and the ensuing discovery of a secret self hidden beneath the surface, ranks high on the list of well-worn plot devices. So how does Laura Dave make this conceit feel fresh in THE LAST THING HE TOLD ME (Simon & Schuster, 306 pp., $27)? I suspect it has something to do with her skill at character-driven fi...

Bookshop Qiu deepens his Dalgliesh-like series lead in his superior 11th novel featuring Shanghai policeman and poet Chen Cao (after 2020’s Hold Your Breath, China). Chen’s latest investigation embarrassed the Beijing Communist Party leadership, and he’s fallen out of favor. Despite suspecting that he’ll soon lose his chief inspector position, Chen’s curious about a new case involving an anti-party poem posted on the country’s most popular social media platfo...