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New York Magazine's Guide To Spring 2010 Fiction

First Posted: 06/12/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:05 PM ET

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New York Magazine:

Are these books worth getting? A no-frills guide to the spring fiction shelf.

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Are these books worth getting? A no-frills guide to the spring fiction shelf.
Are these books worth getting? A no-frills guide to the spring fiction shelf.
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04:06 PM on 04/13/2010
"The Invisible Bridge" is one I'll read.
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03:18 PM on 04/12/2010
You know, based on the reviews on HuffPost, the NYT, and the NY Book Review, you would think that no one in this country ever reads anything but (relatively) high-brow fiction. It amazes me, therefore, to see so many mystery and science fiction books in the front window of my local bookstore. What can they be thinking?
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toocoldout
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10:28 AM on 04/12/2010
I haven't read fiction in so long. Between TV and reading stuff on the internet, it's been so long since I read fiction. It's a wonderful escape.
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04:02 AM on 04/13/2010
Me too. I tried to get back to reading, but I have no idea what to choose among great mainstream bestsellers and incredible unknown books. :-(
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toocoldout
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10:27 AM on 04/12/2010
A lot of interesting picks.
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