| The New York Times Book Review 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A dangerous literacy: the legacy of Frederick Douglas. | Business, general | Gates, Henry Louis, Jr. |
| A good man is hard to keep: the correspondence of Flannery O'Connor and S.J. Perelman. (imaginary letters between the two authors) | Business, general | Keillor, Garrison, Geng, Veronica |
| A man without luck. (French writer Pierre Jean Jouve) | Business, general | Begley, Louis |
| A modest, scrupulous, happy man. (author William Maxwell) (Interview) | Business, general | Ginsberg, Harvey |
| 'A moralist possessed by humor': a conversation with Robertson Davies. (author) (Interview) | Business, general | Gussow, Mel |
| Angus Wilson: cruel-kind enemy of false sentiment and self-delusion. (British author) (Rediscoveries) | Business, general | Drabble, Margaret |
| A noteworthy collection.(new paperback books of July-December 1995) | Business, general | Graeber, Laurel |
| Arendt and Heidegger: an affair to forget? (Hannah Arendt and Martin Heidegger)(Column) | Business, general | Shulevitz, Judith |
| 'Are those real poems, or did you write them yourself?' Adventures on the reading circuit. (poetry readings) | Business, general | Phillips, Robert |
| At the Russian newsstand: suits, sunglasses and sex.(Column) | Business, general | Brumberg, Abraham |
| Back to whose basics? (defining the basis for a liberal arts education)(Column) | Business, general | Garber, Marjorie |
| Better than the Nobel Prize: the Newbery sells books.(award for children's literature has lasting effect on book sales) | Business, general | Konigsburg, E.L. |
| Blood in the board room: thrillers of the capitalist persuasion. | Business, general | Harrison, Colin |
| Books for vacation reading. | Business, general | |
| Crimes against children: the trend in mysteries.(Column) | Business, general | Stasio, Marilyn |
| Critics and their discontents. (academic critics)(Column) | Business, general | Kendrick, Walter |
| Editor's choice.(eleven best books of 1995)(Cover Story) | Business, general | |
| Erewhon and the Contract With America: wealth, Butler knew, was virtue, bad luck a crime. (author Samuel Butler)(Rediscoveries) | Business, general | Gaddis, William |
| Fall from grace.(Harold Frederic's classic 1896 novel, 'The Damnation of Theron Ware')(Essay) | Business, general | Oates, Joyce Carol |
| Feminism's third wave: what do young women want? | Business, general | Kaminer, Wendy |
| From 1789 to Newt Gingrich: a readers' guide to Congress. (includes bibliography) | Business, general | Ornstein, Norman J. |
| Gunter Grass: Germany's last heretic.(negative reactions to his new novel, 'Ein Weites Feld' - 'A Broad Field')(Bookend)(Column) | Business, general | Kinzer, Stephen |
| How a clergyman from Hartford freed Huckleberry Finn.(Mark Twain's friendship with Joseph Twichell) | Business, general | Banks, Russell |
| Hype and hoopla in Chicago: a postcard from the Booksellers' convention. (American Booksellers Association) | Business, general | Anania, Michael |
| Ill paid, ill defined and nearly irresistible.(history of U.S. Poet Laureate post)(Bookend)(Column) | Business, general | Schmidt, Elizabeth |
| In other words: a translator's journal. | Business, general | Weaver, William |
| Keepers of the tenure track. (management of university presses)(Column) | Business, general | Shulevitz, Judith |
| Life on the loaf: two weeks at the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. | Business, general | Daum, Meghan |
| Lost and found: remembering Henry Roth. (author)(Column) | Business, general | Rosen, Jonathan |
| More than just a Victorian. (the works of Anthony Trollope) | Business, general | Ozick, Cynthia |
| My new friends in the new Russia: in search of a few good crooks, cops and former agents. | Business, general | le Carre, John |
| 'None ever wished it longer': how to stamp out book inflation.(long biographies) | Business, general | Teachout, Terry |
| Notable books of the year 1995. | Business, general | |
| Rabbit gets it together. (adapted from 'Rabbit Angstrom') | Business, general | Updike, John |
| Remembering Stanley Elkin, master of excess.(novelist)(Obituary) | Business, general | Wolff, Geoffrey |
| Revelations, secrets, gossip and lies: sifting warily through the Soviet archives. | Business, general | Miner, Steven Merritt |
| Santa makes book.(satirical cartoon)(Bookend)(Illustration) | Business, general | Grossman, Robert |
| Savage Puritans ripped her bodice. (how paperback publishers used provocative covers to attract readers) | Business, general | Lasky, Julie |
| Seeing the Unseen. (CD-ROM book) (Software Review)(Evaluation) | Business, general | Benson, Richard |
| Shakespeare and Smokey Robinson. (appreciation of black culture, classic books and multicultural education) | Business, general | Dyson, Michael Eric |
| Six flags over middle earth. (places used as settings in books) | Business, general | McGrath, Charles |
| So many men, so many wars: 50 years of remembering World War II. | Business, general | Hynes, Samuel |
| The angel of malignity: the cold beauty of Katherine Anne Porter. (author)(Rediscoveries) | Business, general | Gordon, Mary |
| The decline of discourse? (dispute between Leon Wieseltier and Cornel West) | Business, general | Delbanco, Andrew |
| 'The last civilized man on Earth': the incomparable Max Beerbohm. (writer and artist) | Business, general | Cade, Jack |
| The 'legless angel' of 'David Copperfield': there's more to her than Victorian piety. (reevaluating the character Agnes Wickfield) | Business, general | Gay, Peter |
| The muse in the machine: or, the poetics of Zork. (software for writing prose and poetry) | Business, general | Pinsky, Robert |
| The other Nixon library: portraits of the ex-President as literary object.(books about Richard M. Nixon) | Business, general | Aaron, Daniel |
| The readable feast: a holiday quiz. (literary meals) | Business, general | Johnson, Amy Edith |
| The smallest museum in Russia: Akhmatova lived here (and lives here still). (museum devoted to the late Russian poet Anna Akhmatova) | Business, general | Russell, John |
| The super bowl of fiction. (Great Britain's Booker Prize) | Business, general | Hoffman, Eva |
| The war marches on: new selections for 1995. (World War II books)(Bibliography) | Business, general | Bruckner, D.J.R.J.R. |
| They won't grow up. (biographies of authors of children's books)(Column) | Business, general | Hulbert, Ann |
| Vidal and Buckley, Calley and My Lai.(refutations of statements in the article 'It Wasn't Pretty, Folks, but Didn't We Have Fun?' on Esquire in the 1960s)(Letter to the Editor) | Business, general | Vidal, Gore, Sack, John |
| Virtual authors: the web sites.(humor) | Business, general | Douglas, Lawrence, George, Alexander |
| Virtual authors: the web sites.(humor) | Business, general | Douglas, Lawrence, George, Alexander |
| Where have you gone, Orrin Knox? The decline of the Washington novel. (novels set in Washington D.C.) | Business, general | Teachout, Terry |
| Why I choose to write in Irish, the corpse that sits up and talks back. | Business, general | Dhomhnaill, Nuala Ni |
| World War II: other accounts from all over.(Bibliography) | Business, general | |
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