There's something about the feel of the New York Review Book Classics that assures you of a good read. The paper is of a thick textured stock, the covers are beautifully designed--I particularly like the fact that the inside of the covers is colored to match the palette on the outside--and the introductions are written by people who actually matter. There are so many little known treasures in this series--it's like the Criterion Collection of paperbacks--that one wants to just own them all.
Sleepless Nights by Elizabeth Hardwick…
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