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Newsman Downie trades fact for fiction in his new novel Leonard Downie Jr. has spent most of his life in the newsroom of The Washington Post. Now the author of four non-fiction books ... Winnie-the-Pooh to return in authorized sequel The world's favorite "silly old bear" is back. Publishers in Britain and the United States said Friday they will publish a new ... 'Disquiet' speaks volumes on family drama To be sure, Julia Leigh's sophomore work of fiction, Disquiet, is disquieting, a literary story of suspense and even horror. ... Roundup: First novels of mystery, whimsy, personal pain Lisa Genova captures the plight of a woman in her prime watching life slip away; Janice Y.K. Lee embarks on love and betrayal ... Compelling 'College Girl' still has lots to learn, plots to develop In College Girl, a painfully shy college student, 20-year-old Natalie, is pried loose from her comfort zone of studying and drunken ... New in Paper: Brooks' 'People of the Book' People of the Book (Penguin, $15, fiction, reprint) USA TODAY's Susan Kelly called Geraldine Brooks "a skilled storyteller who ...	Books of The Times: Perfect Neighbors, Perfect Strangers Jennifer Baszile describes growing up in an upper-middle-class African-American family — "the real live Huxtables" — that never felt at home in its affluent white suburb. Arts, Briefly: Self-Publishing Company Acquires Its Rival Author Solutions, a publisher of print-on-demand books, has acquired Xlibris, a rival self-publisher, expanding its footprint in one of the fastest-growing segments of publishing. Books of The Times: A 5th Gospel Can Be Like a 5th Wheel In Michel Faber's novel based on the Prometheus myth, a linguist discovers what appears to be a fifth Gospel, a new account of the Crucifixion. Arts, Briefly: False Memoir May Find New Life as Fiction An independent publisher said it was negotiating to release Herman Rosenblat's discredited memoir, "Angel at the Fence," as fiction. Currents | Books: 11 More Great Homes The architectural historian Kenneth Frampton has updated his 1995 book with 11 additional houses. Christmas Essay Was Not His, Author Admits A personal Christmas tale posted online by the author Neale Donald Walsch turns out to belong to someone else — the writer Candy Chand, who first published it 10 years ago. Books of The Times: When Labels Fought the Digital, and the Digital Won Steve Knopper's stark accounting of the mistakes major record labels have made in the digital era suggests they are largely responsible for their own demise.	Rough Crossing In Robin Romm's account of her mother's death from cancer, her fury is transformed into an instrument for pursuing truth. Method and Madness The first serious Brando biography since his death includes a survey of his posthumous legacy. Reading Mom and Dad in Tehran The author of "Reading Lolita in Tehran" fleshes out personal stories left untold or half-told in her earlier work. Oh So '80s In Chuck Klosterman's first novel: nostalgia, angst and football. All American In her new story collection, Louise Erdrich chronicles Native American ways, but also captures the voices of multitudes. Woman's Estate A journalist reports on the family drama surrounding Brooke Astor's decline. Out of Egypt The novelist Alaa Al Aswany places his emigré characters in post-9/11 Chicago. The Reader A tantalizing study of Hitler's book collection and what it says about the man. Don't Start the Revolution Without Me Graham Greene's letters reveal a man in constant search of "the exciting thing" -- the insurgencies and coups of the world. A Love Supreme A passionate history of music's path to cultural primacy, full of entertaining anecdotes and trivia from the worlds of classical, jazz and pop.

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