New York Times Books

Bharati Mukherjee is dead. She explored culture clashes of immigrant characters in her bookshttp://nyti.ms/2jXgqbr 

In Min Jin Lee's new novel, four generations of a Korean family struggle in 20th-century Japanhttp://nyti.ms/2ktfDCl 

"That was the thing about being a girl who played the oboe and had a boyfriend in the clink"http://nyti.ms/2kZfy5T 

“Black Edge” tells the story of SAC Capital Advisors and its founder, Steven A. Cohen, depressingly wellhttp://nyti.ms/2kXBvTc 

New Yorkers will choose one of five books for all five boroughs to read as part of a city programhttp://nyti.ms/2jXlRqB 

“Black Edge” tells the story of SAC Capital Advisors and its founder, Steven A. Cohen, depressingly wellhttp://nyti.ms/2kUgMQU 

Elizabeth Bishop's latest biographer makes herself a part of the storyhttp://nyti.ms/2kSiKRI 

Arundhati Roy, author of “The God of Small Things,” is finally releasing her second novel this summerhttp://nyti.ms/2jVC8wj 

New Yorkers will choose one of five books for all five boroughs to read as part of a city programhttp://nyti.ms/2jVCbZ1 

An Arab-American soldier tries to join the Islamist fight in Syria in this novelhttp://nyti.ms/2kQfuWP 

New Yorkers will choose one of five books for all five boroughs to read as part of a city programhttp://nyti.ms/2jwemei 

Elizabeth Bishop's latest biographer makes herself a part of the storyhttp://nyti.ms/2ke5Nlo 

Andrew Solomon: "It is standard fare to say that books on depression are brave, but this one actually is."http://nyti.ms/2jRUalk 

Refugees who came to American often made major literary contributions. Here are 25 of them.http://nyti.ms/2kdPVPS 

John Irving says Kevin Wilson's new novel is one "you keep reading for old-fashioned reasons"http://nyti.ms/2koGO0D 

Elizabeth Bishop's latest biographer makes herself a part of the storyhttp://nyti.ms/2kRWNBw