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Tosh Berman Pens a Bohemian Rhapsody of a Memoir

By Wendy Werris | 12/07/2018 @ 07:00PM

In his memoir, 'Tosh,' Berman, son of artist Wallace Berman, takes readers into the art world of 1960s and ’70s Los Angeles.
Spotlight on Charles R. Levine

| 12/07/2018 @ 07:00PM

In this moving memoir, a Vietnam draftee rediscovers himself later in life after reflecting on an old friendship. (Sponsored)
Becoming a "Comprehensive Man": Spotlight on Jason Wilson

| 12/07/2018 @ 07:00PM

In his inspirational memoir,' Cry Like a Man: Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration,' Wilson offers a healing take on masculinity. (Sponsored)
Spotlight on Tom Shanahan

| 12/07/2018 @ 07:00PM

In 'Spiritual Adrenaline: A Lifestyle Plan to Nourish and Strengthen Your Recovery,' Tom Shanahan offers tips based on his own experience. (Sponsored)
Christopher Castellani Discovers the Truth Through Fiction

By Judith Rosen | 11/30/2018 @ 07:00PM

Tennessee Williams and Frank Merlo’s tempestuous relationship is at the center of Castellani’s latest novel, 'Leading Men.'
Alex Kotlowitz Exhumes the Psychological Toll of Violence

By Hope Reese | 11/23/2018 @ 07:00PM

In 'An American Summer,' Kotlowitz examines the long shadow of violence in Chicago’s South Side and West Side neighborhoods.
Karen Thompson Walker Sees the Possibility of the Impossible

By Emily Chenoweth | 11/16/2018 @ 07:00PM

Thompson Walker’s second novel, 'The Dreamers', follows the spread of a mysterious sleeping sickness.
Ann Goldstein's Morante Moment

By Wendy Smith | 11/09/2018 @ 07:00PM

Goldstein talks about her new translation of Elsa Morante’s classic novel, 'Arturo’s Island.
Sam Lipsyte Loves You

By Mike Harvkey | 11/02/2018 @ 07:00PM

In 'Hark,' Lipsyte zeroes in on the mindfulness movement in a world gone off the rails.
Sohaila Abdulali Tells Stories of Survivors

By Wendy Smith | 10/26/2018 @ 07:00PM

In 'What We Talk About When We Talk About Rape,' Abdulali draws on her own experiences and those of other survivors for a lucid exploration of global issues surrounding rape.
Yasmine Seale Has Retranslated ‘Aladdin’

By Wendy Smith | 10/19/2018 @ 07:00PM

Seale’s new translation of the classic tale reveals its surprising depth.
Maxine Gordon Ended Up Married to the Music

By Eugene Holley Jr. | 10/12/2018 @ 07:00PM

Gordon chronicles the life and career of her late husband, Dexter Gordon, in 'Sophisticated Giant.'
Karl Ove Knausgaard: His Life as a Novel

By Adam Dalva | 10/10/2018 @ 03:15PM

Knausgaard discusses the ending of his relentlessly confessional 3,600-page series, My Struggle.
Jonathan Franzen Escapes from Time...with Birds

By Bethanne Patrick | 10/05/2018 @ 07:00PM

Jonathan Franzen’s new essay collection, 'The End of the End of the World,' holds out hope for the future. That hope just might have wings.
Thrills and Chills in Texas

By Addie Morfoot | 09/28/2018 @ 07:00PM

Psychological thrillers by Julia Haeberline, Meg Gardiner, and Jeff Abbott revel in life’s darker sides
Unmasking Erasure: Alexander Chee

By Elyssa East | 09/28/2018 @ 07:00PM

In his first collection of essays, the acclaimed novelist looks into the kaleidoscope of his own identity.
Illuminating America: Celeste Ng

By Elyssa East | 09/28/2018 @ 07:00PM

Back before she was a bestselling author, Celeste Ng wrote an essay titled “Why I Dont Want to Be the Next Amy Tan.”
The Language Warrior: Ngũgĩ Wa Thiong’o

By Elyssa East | 09/28/2018 @ 07:00PM

The author of ‘Wrestling with the Devil' believes in the power of art.
Happily Ever After, Guaranteed: Three Romance Writers

By Addie Morfoot | 09/28/2018 @ 07:00PM

Alyssa Cole, Sophie Jordan, and Julia London talk about #MeToo, hope, and the need for happy endings in romance novels.
Reading = Hope x Change: Jacqueline Woodson

By Matia Burnett | 09/28/2018 @ 07:00PM

Woodson is on a mission to spread hope through books.

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