Why is "Auto-da-Fé (novel)" trending?

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• A Reporter Revisits 1980s New York in All Its Tabloid Excess - The New York Times
• Auto-da-Fé | Novel, Nobel Prize, Satire - Britannica
• 'Auto-da-Fé' by Elias Canetti - DW.com
• What a Day For an Auto-Da-Fé - The Forward
• New Books, by Claire Messud - Harper's Magazine
• Ankhi Mukherjee : "The Real World of Reading" - The Yale Review
• Book Review: The Debt of Tamar - Reform Judaism.org
• Various Hellfires: On Elias Canetti’s “I Want to Keep Smashing Myself Until I Am Whole” - Los Angeles Review of Books
• Ultimate Chutzpah | Sanders Bernstein - The Baffler
• The ‘magical’ African heretic who defied the Inquisition - telegraph.co.uk
• J.P. Stern · Canetti’s Later Work - London Review of Books
• ‘Lesser Ruins’ is a tragic and exquisite novel about distraction - The Washington Post
• Fighting Back Against Cancel Culture - Commentary Magazine
• Observer review: Party in the Blitz by Elias Canetti - The Guardian
• The Book Against Death by Elias Canetti - Publishers Weekly
• Auto-da-fé - Slate
• Bulgarian-born Sephardic Jew Wins 1981 Nobel Prize for Literature - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
• A BOOK MAN'S BOOK OF HIMSELF (Published 1982) - The New York Times
• “The Poetry of Secrets” explores forbidden Jewish-Christian love - The Forward
• Life in a Closed Circle; AUTO‐DA‐FE. By Elias Canetti. Trans­lated from the German under the personal supervision of the author by C. V. Wedgwood. 464 pp. New York: Stein & Day. $5.95. (Published 1964) - The New York Times
• Review | A Nobel Prize winner’s brilliant tirade against mortality - The Washington Post
• Challenging the American Creed – Mark Noll - Law & Liberty
• In Nazism, Joseph Roth Saw the End of Europe’s Cosmopolitan Dream - Literary Hub
• Why ban Indigenous philosophies in the classroom? - calmatters.org
• How a Band of Conspirators Saved Timbuktu’s Treasured Manuscripts From Al Qaeda’s Torch (Published 2017) - The New York Times
• BOOKS OF THE TIMES (Published 1982) - The New York Times
• Books of The Times; Also in 1492, a Hunt for Spanish Jews (Published 1991) - The New York Times
• A Timely Biography Traces Joseph Roth’s Accounts of Fascism (Published 2022) - The New York Times
• John Bayley · Canetti and Power - London Review of Books
• Salman Rushdie: A divisive genius who lets his novels do the talking - The Times
• ELIAS CANETTI'S U.S. PUBLISHERS JUBILANT OVER NOBEL PRIZE (Published 1981) - The New York Times
• Philip Purser · Serious Dr Sonne - London Review of Books
• Delibes and Spanish Protestants - Evangelical Focus
• Elias Canetti, 89, Nobel Winner Who Wrote of Social Forces (Published 1994) - The New York Times
• The Tennessee pastor who burns 'demonic' Harry Potter and Twilight books - Le Monde.fr
• PLAYFUL BUT OMINOUS (Published 1982) - The New York Times
• The lost audiobooks of Roger Zelazny reading the Chronicles of Amber - Boing Boing
• Fahrenheit 451: Firing up the Reading group - The Guardian
• First He Went After Anita Hill. Now He’s Coming for Clarence Thomas. (Published 2024) - The New York Times
• Bulgarian author wins Nobel Literature prize - upi.com
• CHILDREN'S BOOKS (Published 1983) - The New York Times
• Review: The Battle for Spain by Antony Beevor - The Guardian
• Top 10 Weirdest Jobs in Science Fiction - Listverse
• Goa’s inquisition facts, fiction and factoids – 13 November 2022 - heraldgoa.in