Sarah Chihaya examines our obsession with books — why they sustain us, how they perhaps cage us, if there can be too many — ...

The New York Historical honor goes to Randall K. Wilson, whose “A Place Called Yellowstone” chronicles a landscape “capable ...

Kristen Arnett’s new novel, “Stop Me if You’ve Heard This One,” follows a woman grappling with grief and love while pursuing ...

Ibo's Landing is a novel about race; Conversations with Ted Kooser examines his career as a poet; Love in the Lowcountry is a ...

Since her father was diagnosed with cancer in 2019, Emily Bhatnagar estimates that she has donated more than 25,000 books to children’s hospitals, hoping to make things brighter for people going throu ...

There is a phrase that recurs at key points throughout Amanda Nguyen’s powerful memoir of activism and recovery, “Saving Five ...

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Rachel Joyce’s 2013 debut novel, is one of those books which warms you from the inside ...

If you haven’t heard yet, Amanda Seyfried is starring in a brand new show on Peacock titled Long Bright River. The drama ...

When you’re a human, you’re writing for a purpose, and your relationships are involved. Like, What is my mom going to think of this story I wrote about a 45-year-old son who … I just don’t see AI as ...

It was in 2003 that Vermont author Chris Bohjalian encountered the tale of a Southern woman aiding an injured Vermonter ...

“I promise you it’s the kind of book you won't want to put down,” Oprah says. For the first time in Book Club history, Oprah picked the same book twice. Originally selected for the club in 2008, A New ...

This new biography, the first for nearly 50 years, is meticulously researched and richly illustrated: Jessica Duchen brings to her task ... it is well worth seeking out. This book is a fitting ...