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New paperbacks perfect for curling up with this fall

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September is here, which means Outdoor Activities Season is slipping away, to be replaced by Cozy Afternoons Reading On the Couch Season. Should you, like me, be thrilled by this state of affairs, here’s a roundup of shiny-new paperbacks this month to join you on the couch.

Dead writers keep churning out books: Shouldn’t they rest in peace?

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They’ve left this mortal coil but their bylines live on.

Fall books: Britney and Barbra’s memoirs are among major releases, but political books are...

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NEW YORK — One year ahead of the 2024 election, don’t expect many new books about the presumed front-runners, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

Not just for train buffs: Ride the rails using your own steam in Kentucky

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LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentuckians can explore Thoroughbred horse farms, see limestone hills and enjoy views of the Kentucky River from a new perspective: while pedaling on the rails.

Movie review: Alien invasion just one more global bummer

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There are a whole bunch of ideas, probably a few too many, packed into “Landscape with Invisible Hand,” a smart but uneven alien invasion sci-fi comic drama that treats our first contact with interdimensional species as just another global bummer.

Superstars are coming out with books

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Screen stars and literary stars will share the shelf space at bookstores in the coming weeks.

VetsAid 2023 to feature Eagles’ Joe Walsh at benefit concert

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SAN DIEGO — Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Joe Walsh of the Eagles and an all-star musical lineup will perform in San Diego this fall to raise money for VetsAid. The Walsh-led nonprofit, which benefits charity organizations that aid U.S. military veterans, has disbursed $3 million in grants since its inception in 2017.

Award-winning novels, a dishy Broadway memoir and more new paperbacks

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It’s the last Paperback Picks of the summer (which I say with glee, as fall is my favorite season), and there’s plenty to read for those of you not busy rushing around in the sunshine, including some award-winning novels, a dishy Broadway memoir, and the final words of a Hollywood legend — all in brand-new paperback. Happy reading!

Television Q&A: ‘Emerald City’ lacked magic of original

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You have questions. I have some answers.

Movie review: ‘Dreamin’ Wild’ is a mournful, ironic character study

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What sounds like a standard biopic takes an unexpected turn in Minnesota filmmaker Bill Pohlad’s “Dreamin’ Wild.”