Manuel Munoz sets his first novel, What You See in the Dark, in 1950s Bakersfield, California, where life begins to imitate art once a fam...

Three authors with more than 50 published books between them sit down for a candid discussion of the publishing industry on Wednesday...

Acclaimed Purdue University historian and biographer Randy Roberts discusses the life and career of boxing icon Joe Louis...

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges discusses his latest book, Death of the Liberal Class. A lucid and d...

Jasper Fforde helps celebrate the 2011 Winter Reading season with a discussion of One o...

Author and illustrator Phoebe Eloise Unterman discusses her children’s book...

This evocative and moving novel by Paula McLain captures a period of time and a love affair between two unforgettable figures— Ern...

Author Deb Olin Unferth discusses her new memoir about the year she spent in Central America looking for a revolution to help “foment...

Described as “an invaluable resource” by both authors and publishers, Arielle Eckstut and David Henry Sterry talk ab...

Kansas City native Robert Mnookin, the Samuel Williston professor of law at Harvard, draws on a variety of real-life examples to illustrate how we sho...