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Dexter Palmer Disproves a Lie

By Kevin Nguyen | 09/13/2019 @ 07:00PM

Palmer’s third novel, 'Mary Toft; or, the Rabbit Queen,' tells the real-life story of a woman in 1726 who claimed to give birth to dead rabbits.
Lynda Barry Explores the Language of Art

By Heidi MacDonald | 09/06/2019 @ 07:00PM

The cartoonist and educator uses comics to help readers unleash creativity in 'Making Comics.'
Dreams Are for Real: Spotlight on Aaron Dworkin

| 09/02/2019 @ 12:00AM

Lessons from 13 artists who made their mark on the world. (Sponsored)
A Message of Faith: Spotlight on Col. Carlyle “Smitty” Harris (Ret.)

| 09/02/2019 @ 12:00AM

A husband and wife share their story of love, courage, honor, and commitment to family and country. (Sponsored)
Nicholas Meyer Puts Sherlock Holmes on the Couch

By Lenny Picker | 08/30/2019 @ 07:00PM

The author returns with 'The Adventure of the Peculiar Protocols,' his first Holmes novel in 26 years.
Perfection vs. Progress: Reading the Bible with Asheritah Ciuciu

| 08/26/2019 @ 12:00AM

Ciuciu’s 31-day devotional encourages daily growth and fellowship with others, crumbs and all. (Sponsored)
Nathalia Holt Animates a Lost History in Her New Book

By Hope Reese | 08/23/2019 @ 07:00PM

In 'The Queens of Animation,' Holt explores the untold stories of the women who worked at Walt Disney Studios in the 1930s and ’40s.
Breaking the Workbook Mold: Spotlight on TinkerActive

| 08/19/2019 @ 12:00AM

Active kids are happy kids. And Odd Dot, a new imprint of Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, is keeping kids engaged and learning through play with its line of TinkerActive Workbooks.
Sharon Olds Spins Songs for the Human Family

By Maya Popa | 08/16/2019 @ 07:00PM

The poet's 15th collection, 'Arias,' offers poems about human individuality and how we engage with the world.
Fighting Back: Spotlight on Rachael Denhollander

| 08/12/2019 @ 12:00AM

A powerful new memoir refuses to turn a blind eye to sexual abuse and offers survivors a way forward.
Is László Krasznahorkai Finished With Novels?

By J.W. McCormack | 08/09/2019 @ 07:00PM

Hungarian literary master Krasznahorkai says his latest novel, 'Baron Wenckheim’s Homecoming,' will be his last.
The Near-Mythic Inevitability of Olga Tokarczuk's Novels

By Gabe Habash | 08/06/2019 @ 05:00AM

The Polish author, known for her fragmentary, far-ranging novels, tightens her focus with the mystical detective novel 'Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead.'
Cartoonist Randall Munroe Will Be Your Answer Man

By Mike Harvkey | 08/02/2019 @ 07:00PM

In 'How To,' Munroe uses his distinct style of explaining the world to solve common problems.
Salman Rushdie's Latest Is No Tilt at Windmills

By Wendy Smith | 07/26/2019 @ 07:00PM

Rushdie puts a playful spin on 'Don Quixote' in his new novel, 'Quichotte.'
Truth in Fiction: Spotlight on Jeanne McWilliams Blasberg

| 07/15/2019 @ 12:00AM

An author’s second novel blends timely themes into a story of familial conflict. (Sponsored)
Tracy Chevalier Is Threading the Past

By Judi Goldenberg | 07/12/2019 @ 07:00PM

Chevalier’s latest novel, 'A Single Thread,' is about women who embroidered cushions and kneelers in Winchester Cathedral in the 1930s.
Writers to Watch Fall 2019: Anticipated Debuts

By Matt Seidel | 07/12/2019 @ 07:00AM

This season’s list features five translated works—from the French, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. Even the American debuts have a distinctly international flavor, with a collection riffing on Turkish history, a Cold War intrigue, and a sweeping novel about a historically black community in Nova Scotia.
Monique Truong’s New Novel Shows the Unreliability of History

By Gabrielle Bellot | 07/05/2019 @ 07:00PM

Truong’s novel 'The Sweetest Fruits' tells the story of Lafcadio Hearn through the voices of three women in his life.
Isabel Allende Examines the Impact of Immigration

By Leylha Ahuile | 06/28/2019 @ 07:00PM

The literary titan discusses the influence of immigration on her new novel and in her own life.

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