Novelist Téa Obreht is a native of Yugoslavia who earned degrees from UCLA and Cornell University. Her first two novels, “The Tiger’s...

Salman Rushdie’s just-released memoir “Knife” details the horrific assault and subsequent recovery from a near-fatal stabbing two years...

“The Mystery Writer,” by Sulari Gentill, is a contemporary thriller about writers, the writing process, and publishers. It also gives...

David Finkel discloses the political division in the United States in his sensitive account of four years (2016- 20) in the life of Brent...

In April, we find nature blossoming and bursting to brilliant new life, inspiring writers to create poetry that moves us with thoughtful...

"Everyone on This Train is a Suspect," by Benjamin Stevenson, is the perfect read for any mystery lover, a follow-up to "Everyone in My...

Promoted as a thriller, “What Happened to Nina?,  by Dervla McTiernan, is a compelling read, but unlike other books in this genre it...

“The Truth About the Devlins,” by prolific Lisa Scottoline, is a thrilling murder mystery, full of twists and turns. It’s also a family...

Somber, personal, heart-wrenching and wise describes Amy Lin’s gripping memoir, “Here After.” The Canadian author was widowed at 31,...

“The Serpent and the Wings of Night” by Carissa Broadbent is a perfect book for fans of the romantasy genre that is growing more and more...

New Orleans native Maurice Carlos Ruffin teaches creative writing at Louisiana State University and holds a law degree from Loyola...

“The Hunter,” by Tana French, is a thriller set in the remote village of Ardnakelty, off Ireland’s west coast. Although a murder occurs,...

The ingenuity, heart and craftsmanship of “James” left me aghast in amazement. Author Percival Everett, a Pulitzer Prize Finalist, will...

Education journalist Benjamin Herold explores the faltering US public education system in this well-researched, informative explanation...

“Get outside your box,” I told myself, picking up a copy of “Annie Bot,” by Sierra Greer, a contemporary novel about A.I., featuring a...

We are all special in our own way—some of us do well in math and science, others of us enjoy English. Maybe you admire the way your buddy...

Who would find a way to place a sea lion in an MRI scanner? Charan Rangarath would, and did in the course of his work. Dr. Ranganath has...

In “The Great Divide,” a historical fiction must-read by Cristina Henríquez, readers are treated to an immersive story about the building...

"Love and Hot Chicken," by Mary Liza Hartong, is a heartfelt Southern novel that offers lots of laughs and lots of love. In the story,...

Author Deborah Taffa was a resident of Wildwood and the Central West End, graduated with a degree in Creative Writing from Webster...