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- 'The Last Love Song' offers a sympathetic, insightful look at the life of Joan Didion
Biographer Tracy Daugherty wonderfully chronicles the life and work of American icon Joan Didion.
- 6 baseball books for the 2015 season’s stretch drive Here are recent releases for those eager for good late-season baseball reads.
- Hugo Awards: Who won, who didn't, in the most controversial voting ever
Why weren't there winners announced in five categories for the prestigious science fiction Hugo Awards? The prizes have been engulfed in controversy this year.
- 'The Love She Left Behind' is a finely drawn, dark comedy of manners, class
The death of a matriarch sets in motion this acerbic British comedy from an acclaimed London screenwriter.
- 'The Speechwriter' tells the story of a disgraced governor's former scribe
The man who put words into the mouth of former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford takes readers behind the political curtain.
- 'The Automobile Club of Egypt' depicts an Egyptian family and nation split by ideology
Alaa Al Aswany, author of 'The Yacoubian Building,' tells a finely textured story of politics, class, romance, and family set post-World War II Cairo.
- The true, heroic, and complex story of how water came to Los Angeles
As southern Californians grapple with drought, ‘Water to the Angels’ tells the fascinating history behind the state's water politics.
- 9 best books about the Pacific War World War II is sometimes thought of as primarily a fight against Nazi Germany, with the war in the Pacific as an after-thought. Fortunately, there is no shortage of worthwhile books about the Pacific War.