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View In Browser January 29, 2018 chicagotribune.com Books ADVERTISEMENT Book critics name finalists, award prize for reviewing to Tribune contributor Monday, Jan 22 The National Book Critics Circle announced its shortlists for 2018 book awards and named Tribune contributor Charles Finch winner of the Balakian Citation for Excellence in Reviewing. Read More » We asked designers: What does 'Fire and Fury' look like to you? The Chicago Tribune asked a handful of Chicago designers to take a stab at reimagining the cover of Michael Wolff's best-seller "Fire and Fury." Read More » ADVERTISEMENT 'Winter': To the moon and back with Karl Ove Knausgaard In the latest entry in Karl Ove Knausgaard's autobiographical quartet, the author sweeps up the reader in a series of unconventional reveries. Read More » Max Boot tracks trajectory of spy who loomed over decades of U.S. foreign policy "The Road Not Taken" tracks the fascinating but ultimately depressing trajectory of this shadowy figure. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT How to make sure time is on your side In "When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing," Daniel H. Pink gives a cheat sheet on when to work, sleep and play. Read More » The Biblioracle: From Matthew Klam to ZZ Packer: Some writers are worth the wait Following the publication of Matthew Klam's long-awaited novel "Who Is Rich," John Warner reflects on the burden of expectation. Read More » 'Frankenstein in Baghdad' by Ahmed Saadawi offers powerful allegory "Frankenstein in Baghdad" is an oblique and darkly humorous commentary on the self-perpetuating nature of violence. Read More » Audiobook roundup: 'The Music Shop' and more reviewed "Montpelier Parade" by Karl Geary and "My Absolute Darling" by Gabriel Tallent are also reviewed. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Books newsletter.