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Toibin’s ‘Testament of Mary’ a short, incomplete portrait

“The Testament of Mary” by Colm Toibin (Scribner, 81 pages, $19.99)

Biography paints Derrida as a wizard of words

“Derrida: A Biography” by Benoit Peeters, translated by Andrew Brown (Polity, 700 pages, $35)

Simplicity leads to surprising depth in ‘The Life of Objects’

“The Life of Objects” by Susanna Moore (Knopf, 240 pages, $25)

William Styron’s selected letters resonate with his driving ambition for excellence

“The Selected Letters of

McEwan’s latest is part spy novel, part love story

“Sweet Tooth” by Ian McEwan (Doubleday, 304 pages, $26.95)

Nobel laureate’s novel may grab you by the collar

“Silent House” by Orhan Pamuk (Knopf, 334 pages, $26.95)

Book casts lights on the ‘shadow of Stalin’ in Eastern Europe

“The Taste of Ashes: The Afterlife of Totalitarianism in Eastern Europe” by Marci Shore (Crown, 370 pages, $27)

In 'The River Swimmer,' author Jim Harrison displays his mastery of the novella

“The River Swimmer” by Jim Harrison (Grove Press, 198 pages, $25)

Watermark Books: New and Recommended (March 3)

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Eighth Day Books: New & Recommended (Feb. 24)

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Book tracks Native American persistence in face of adversity

“This Indian Country: American Indian Activists and the Place They Made” by Frederick Hoxie (Penguin, 467 pages, $35)

Louise Gluck’s collected poems showcase half a century of stunning verse

“Poems 1962-2012” by Louise Gluck (Farrar, Straus & Giroux/Ecco, 634 pages, $40)

Currie’s new novel is flimsy — with a capital F

“Flimsy Little Plastic Miracles” by Ron Currie Jr. (Viking, 340 pages, $26.95)

Watermark Books: New & Recommended (Feb. 24)

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Watermark Books: New & Recommended (Feb. 17)

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Alice Munro stays on track with her winning short stories in her new collection, 'Dear Life'

“Dear Life” by Alice Munro (Knopf, 319 pages, $26.95)

Reading books ‘the opposite of dying’ for ailing mother and son

”The End of Your Life Book Club” by Will Schwalbe (Knopf, 336 pages; $25)

The violent bear it away in the birth of culture

“Rene Girard’s Mimetic Theory” by Wolfgang Palaver, translated by Gabriel Borrud (Michigan State University Press, 424 pages, $29.95)

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