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NFL sports football history book

If you love the NFL, read Peter King’s ‘The Game’

Michael Taube · October 25, 2026 6:50 am
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The Monkees (from left, Mike Nesmith, Davy Jones, Peter Tork, and Micky Dolenz) pose with their Emmy award on June 4, 1967. They won for best comedy series and best comedy direction for their television program The Monkees. (AP Photo)

The only band that ever mattered was … the Monkees

U.S. Marines flinch as shell booms from the tube of their mortar on a sweeping operation south of Da Nang, South Vietnam on Dec. 1, 1966, in an area believed to be under strong Vietcong influence. While the mortar is capable of being hand-held, it is normally placed on a heavy base plate to stand on its own. (Dang Van Phuoc/AP Photo)

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Dark-Land: A memoir hard to classify as anything but great

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Tales of the immigrant crime wave of the Jazz Age

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Hacks really is that good

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Against protest songs

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How we became doomed to relive the ’90s

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With his ambitious multipart epic ‘Horizon,’ will Kevin Costner reinvigorate the Western genre or just deplete his bank account?

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The crime peddler of the Lower East Side

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A novel of China’s crushed democracy movement

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The crackup

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