Nonfiction “Authority,” a new collection of reviews and essays by the Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Andrea Long Chu, showcases her smarts, humor and contempt. Andrea Long ChuCredit...Beowulf Sheehan By Charles Finch is the author, most recently, of “What Just Happened,” a chronicle of 2020. April 8,…

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My job as a book critic used to elicit envy at cocktail parties, with people fantasising about a life spent reading. Now it’s more likely to trigger sheepish admissions from partygoers about not reading as much as they’d like to — as if I’m going to spring a pop quiz on Moby-Dick. Long gone are the…

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