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Everything Vladimir Putin has done to reassert Russian power has seemed farfetched, outlandish and inconceivable—until he did it

Camilla Gibb’s haunting memoir, a finalist for the 2016 RBC Taylor prize, heads to the heart of what family means

A Canadian is part of a huge fight to save the art world’s most important museums from themselves

Our Downton Abbey Devotees analyze episode four of the final season, where upstairs-downstairs is under threat

Steven Hirsch spent years capturing abstract images of Brooklyn’s toxic Gowanus Canal—tracing 146 years of industrial waste

The collected correspondence of Iris Murdoch, the British novelist and philosopher, reveal a life of intellectual and sexual hunger

A compelling memoir from Amy Winehouse’s mother tells her side of a tragic story

Owen Hatherley’s book on why we keep calm and carry on with our fake, troubling nostalgia