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Fiction: A Comic Novel About the George W. Bush No One Knows
'); document.write('Thomas Mallon’s “Landfall” imagines the goings-on inside the Bush White House.'); document.write('
Fiction: A Dark Fairy Tale of American Oddballs and Candlepin Bowling
'); document.write('“Bowlaway,” Elizabeth McCracken’s first novel in 18 years, is a family saga, a burlesque chronicle of eccentrics and a fractured, fanciful fable.'); document.write('
Nonfiction: Run-DMC, Aerosmith and the Song That Changed Everything
'); document.write('In “Walk This Way,” the reporter Geoff Edgers tells the story of a crucial moment in the history of pop music.'); document.write('
By the Book: ‘Why Have a Large Library and Not Use It?’ Janet Malcolm: By the Book
'); document.write('The journalist, whose new book is “Nobody’s Looking at You: Essays,” read indiscriminately in her youth: “Bookish children are not critics. They just like to read.”'); document.write('
Nonfiction: A Grieving Woman’s Eloquent Homage to Virginia Woolf
'); document.write('In “All the Lives We Ever Lived,” Katharine Smyth revisits “To the Lighthouse” for comfort and insight after the death of her father.'); document.write('