All Books
- How the 1976 GOP convention set Reagan on the path to power
The future president lost to Gerald Ford in nail-biter but emerged wiser and stronger.
- Bestselling books the week of 6/23/16, according to IndieBound* What's selling best at indie bookstores across the US?
- 'Living with a Dead Language' proves that Latin isn't really dead at all
Why one New York book publisher decided to spend her retirement years mastering the language of the Roman Empire.
- What Lee Smith can teach us about summer reading for kids
Smith read broadly and avidly as a child, and she seems to remember just about every book that she devoured.
- 'New England Bound' takes a serious look at an often overlooked story
Follow the sugar. Wendy Warren offers a feisty, intelligent account of the northern slave trade.
- 'Diane Arbus' examines a photographer who specialized in human mystery
Lubow spends most of the book trying to convince us that Arbus was neither as perverse nor as tragic as she sometimes seemed.
- Marc Andreyko offers lighthearted thrills in 'Wonder Woman '77'
In this graphic novel collection, DC Comics turns back the clock to the disco days of 1977 and the Wonder Woman TV show.
- 'A Hero of France' takes readers deep into Occupied Europe
Alan Furst's latest wartime thriller follows a member of the Resistance working to smuggle Allied pilots to safety.
- 'Barkskins' is Annie Proulx's greatest novel yet
The immense forests of North America are both the setting and the obsession of Proulx's challenging and intensely satisfying new novel.
- My dad and his books
Why books still matter – even (and maybe especially) in times of trial.