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NPR's Book of the Day
NPR's Book of the Day is a podcast about books from NPR.
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- New memoirs by Evan Gershkovich and Mahmoud Khalil chronicle political imprisonment
- Kevin Roose on the quasi-religious pursuit of artificial general intelligence
- 'Lessons in Chemistry' author Bonnie Garmus on her new novel 'Peck & Peck'
- Two collections of horror stories modernize the genre
- In 'The Eleventh Hour,' Salman Rushdie writes about morality, revenge and ghosts
- 'Nickel and Dimed' and 'The Case for Quitting' reconsider our relationship to work
- Hernan Diaz on his new novel 'Ply' and understanding America through technology
- John Green on 'Hollywood, Ending,' his first novel for adults
- Lois Lowry on 'Building 903,' 'The Giver' and relationships between the old and young