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Can you sue over a bad book review?

Harvard historian and author Niall Ferguson received a bad review from the London Review of Books and now tells the editor he may take legal action.
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A new partner for the Monitor's Books section

The Monitor's Books section will be sharing reviews with The Barnes & Noble Review.
The Tao of Travel

Paul Theroux celebrates wanderlust.
Classic review: Dark Star Safari

Forty years later, Paul Theroux returned to Africa where he began writing.
Ghost Train to the Eastern Star

Paul Theroux retraces his epic railway journey, 30 years later.

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