Books of The Times: Intentions and Opposite Results in Iraq
Peter W. Galbraith offers a lucid, pointed and often powerful deconstruction of the Bush administration’s blunders in prosecuting the Iraq war.
Books of The Times: A Group Portrait With an Unflinching Focus
Philip Hensher’s new novel is a haunting, loving, trenchantly grotesque story about two families in Sheffield, England, over the course of two politically fraught decades.
Publishers Announce Staff Cuts
Random House announced a sweeping reorganization aimed at trimming costs, while Simon & Schuster said it was cutting 35 jobs.
