Sunday Books: coverage for November 14, 2010
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Mark Twain’s novel, lauded as the genesis of all American literature since, turns 125 this year and doesn’t show its age.
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The American literary lion roars back onto the publishing scene 100 years after his death with the first volume of his mammoth autobiography, and he’s got quite a story to tell.
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Nora Ephron throws together two or three moderately fine pieces with an assortment of lists and previously published mini-rants.
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The trained clinician once again invites readers to explore the mysteries of the human mind with a collection of essays on people with drastically altered perceptions, including the author himself.
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The point of our lives, says Ram Dass’ ‘Be Love Now’ and Rumi’s ‘The Big Red Book,’ is to get into that flow of energy and stay there.
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Also ‘Travels in Siberia’ by Ian Frazier and ‘Words & Money’ by André Schiffrin.
