Entertainment Weekly - February 24 - March 3, 2017

EDITED BY TINA JORDAN@EWTinaJordan

Books

BOLD

TALES FOR

COLD NIGHTS

Escape the winter blues with these

stellar stories, now in paperback.

BY ISABELLA BIEDENHARN & TINA JORDAN

1

MOTHERING SUNDAY

GRAHAM SWIFT

Swift, a master of very British, very literary

fiction, fits an astonishing amount of feeling into

this love story set on a single day in 1924.

2

CURE

JO MARCHANT

Research-heavy but never dull, this revelatory

work about the mind-body connection explains

how the brain can affect physical healing.

3

DARK MONEY

JANE MAYER

An EW Best Book of 2016,Dark Money shows how

the billionaire Koch brothers have redefined poli-

tics by funneling millions into their pet causes.

4

SLICE HARVESTER

COLIN ATROPHY HAGENDORF

A mission to review every slice of cheese pizza

in Manhattan becomes an unexpected way out

of a dark mental place in this delicious memoir.

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NEW IN PAPERBACK

Trump BumpIn the “alternative facts” era, sales of classic

dystopian novels are soaring: George Orwell’s 1984 , Mar-

garet Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, and Sinclair Lewis’It

Can’t Happen Here have all become Amazon best-sellers.

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