Hermione Hoby

A fresh crop of summer novels has finally hit shelves. We hope you’re as ready for a beach read as we are.

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Hermione Hoby’s millennial bildungsroman ‘Virtue’ explores the consequences of living an unanswering life  The Seattle Times

An excerpt from “Virtue,” by Hermione Hoby

In her new novel, “Virtue,” a white, liberal 20-something is torn between elitism and activism.

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Unputdownable novels, haunting poetry, and a memoir from a beloved ‘SNL’ star.

Arriving at an elite magazine internship, Luca feels unsophisticated and ignorant. It takes a historic election night to prove that even the privileged and powerful are flying just as blind.

Rewriting history, he claimed on Sunday that the people responsible for the violent insurrection were “patriots” preaching peace and love.

Though their team lost the Euro finals on Sunday evening, the Cambridges proved that their passion for athletics is only beginning.

Planning to dine at Les Trois Chevaux? Don’t forget your jacket.

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Freedom and forbidden love entwine in Harris’s sweeping novel set in the dying days of the American civil war

Organizers revealed that the event will include “show-stopping performances as well as never-before-seen musical collaborations.”

“The author might have just written the defining New York City novel of our fraught, socially anxious, and politically tumultuous times.”