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I will not do Shepherd the disservice of saying she was more approachable to me simply because she is a…

In 1984, the artist and editor (and John Baldessari protégée) Kim Hastreiter co-founded Paper Magazine with her friend David Hershkovits,…

Those early camp meetings also informed Barnes’s attitude toward racial issues. He’d become addicted, he would say, to the company…

Nadler then introduces us to Sonja’s mother, Fania, who immigrated to Montreal after the war and works as a masseuse.…

THE TROUBLE OF COLOR: An American Family Memoir, by Martha S. JonesWhen Martha S. Jones was a student at SUNY…

She is, in her telling, the kind of person who gets mistaken for the staff at book festivals. People walk…

DEATH TAKES ME, by Cristina Rivera Garza. Translated by Sarah Booker and Robin Myers.The crime that opens Cristina Rivera Garza’s…

THE PROSECUTOR: One Man’s Battle to Bring Nazis to Justice, by Jack FairweatherOn a gray wintry day in December 1970,…

HOW TO BE AVANT-GARDE: Modern Artists and the Quest to End Art, by Morgan FalconerIn July 1915, on the shores…

LOOKING AT WOMEN LOOKING AT WAR: A War and Justice Diary, by Victoria Amelina; translated by Daisy Gibbons and Uilleam…