Sarah Begley

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9 Questions With Elizabeth Strout

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Olive Kitteridge returns with a story collection, Anything Is Possible, about war, personal trauma and class divides

By Sarah Begley

The Hidden Stars of Champion Teams

The true hallmark of a top-tier team is a captain who works hard behind the scenes

By Sarah Begley

New Barack Obama Biography Documents Growing Pains and Young Love

Early letters show a young man grappling with his potential

By Sarah Begley

3 Killed, 9 Injured After Jeep Plows Through Crowd at Massachusetts Auto Auction

Police believe it was an accident

By Sarah Begley

6 Books to Read Before They Become Movies This Year

From Stephen King thrillers to YA best-sellers

By Sarah Begley

The 9 New Sleep Rules

The following story is excerpted from TIME’s special edition, The Science of Sleep, which is available at Amazon.Anyone who has nodded off on the subway, faked alertness in a meeting at work or skipped a...

By Sarah Begley

The Givers Review: The Pitfalls of Giving It All Away

Philanthropy today grants the wealthy political power over the poor

By Sarah Begley

Colson Whitehead Wins Pulitzer Prize in Fiction

The novel previously won the National Book Award

By Sarah Begley

Problem Colleagues and How to Deal

Lessons from two psychiatrists

By Sarah Begley

Nicole Kidman on the Triumph of Women in the Big Little Lies Finale

"People have said to us, ‘When does season two start?’ And I’m like, ‘Uh, nope! This is it!’"

By Sarah Begley

Review: No One Is Coming to Save Us Puts Gatsby in a Black North Carolina Community

This is the first novel by the award-winning short story writer Stephanie Powell Watts

By Sarah Begley

The Day the Crayons Quit Author on What Crayola’s New Color Should Be

"I went out and bought a 24-pack today," Drew Daywalt said. "I gotta have it in case it’s gone"

By Sarah Begley

Crayola Is Retiring This Color

It's the first color to be pulled from the box set in its 100-year history

By Jennifer Calfas and Sarah Begley

Smart Cities, Smarter Citizens

In 1977 sociologist Richard Sennett’s landmark book The Fall of Public Man argued that Western societies had over the previous two centuries grown increasingly individualistic and disengaged with civic life–and were the worse for it....

By Sarah Begley

Every Book Recommendation Bill Gates Has Ever Published

The Microsoft co-founder makes plenty of time for reading

By Sarah Begley

Quick Talk With Julie Andrews

The actor is bringing her many talents to a new Netflix program for children, Julie's Greenroom. With a cast of Jim Henson puppets and a roster of celebrity guests, it aims to teach kids the virtues of the arts.

By Sarah Begley

Derek Walcott

Titan of poetry

By Sarah Begley

In Defense of 'Bad' Wine

Wine aficionados tend to scoff at cheap, mass-produced bottles–in part because the wine inside is often augmented with various powders, oils, salts and concentrates to make it more palatable to the average drinker. But in...

By Sarah Begley

New York City Wants Everyone to Read This Book

Almost 50,000 people voted on the citywide book club pick

By Sarah Begley

How to Work With Generation Z

Much ink has been spilled about millennials in the workplace. But how should employers approach the generation following them? In Gen Z @ Work, David Stillman and his son Jonah surveyed this new wave of...

By Sarah Begley
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