Literature
- Now and Then, a one-act play by David Campton
- Now and Then, a memoir by Joseph Heller
- Now and Then, a novel in the Spenser series by Robert B. Parker
- Now and Then: The Poems of Gil Scott-Heron, a book of poems by Gil Scott-Heron
- Now and Then, a novel by Robert Penn Warren
- Now and Then, a novel by Samuel Warren
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