Books

A new museum exhibition and book about the Boss coincide with his big birthday later this month....
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Here’s where you’ll find the perfect read for hunkering down in the sand....
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Frank Harris Moyer explores the waterway in his new book, "The Delaware River: History, Traditions and Legends." ...
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Food scholar and Princeton native Katie Parla sought out the elders of an Italian city in order to reconstruct a once-celebrated soup. ...
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Whether you're at the pool or down the Shore, these books with New Jersey ties will make the perfect companion....
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The Montclair author's latest novel, Very Nice, is the perfect summer read. It's also deeply, darkly humorous....
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The renowned poet updated his most famous collection, Leaves of Grass, while living in New Jersey....
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Marie Unanue's The Adventures of Phatty and Payaso: Central Park sends a positive message to young readers....
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If you’re a neatnik, you might already be a fan of the KonMari method of household tidying. This trend, which… Read the rest

Peter Duffy's new book, "The Agitator," deems Bill Bailey’s 1935 uprising the first of its kind in America....
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Benny Babula was the best football player in Garfield history. Writer Hank Gola's new book "City of Champions" details a 1939 game in which Babula led Garfield High School to victory....
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Novelist Jonathan Miles on writing in a shack, his friend Elizabeth Gilbert, and Hunterdon County’s solitude. His new novel is "Anatomy of a Miracle." ...
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In her latest memoir, the best-selling author unearths a hidden family secret after receiving the results of a DNA testing kit....
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A Teaneck resident fulfills her late mother's dream by publishing a book of her work, "H is for Haiku: A Treasury of Haiku from A to Z."...
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Gathered in a new book, Dan Barry’s New York Times columns create a compelling portrait of Americans at their best and dealing with the worst....
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A professor of computer science at Princeton University, Brian Kernighan has written a new book that features math errors collected from other published works. ...
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Nell Irvin Painter, already a Harvard PhD., was 64 when she enrolled as an undergraduate at Rutgers’s Mason Gross School of the Arts, where she earned a BFA followed by a MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design....
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The Director of Creative Writing at Princeton University and Pulitzer Prize winner sat down with us to discuss how New Jersey has affected her work. ...
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New Jersey is a hotbed of contemporary poets. Ever wonder why?...
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In "The Real Lolita: The Kidnapping of Sally Horner and the Novel that Scandalized the World," author Sarah Weinman shines a light on the New Jersey girl who inspired the controversial novel. ...
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