Q&A: On Triumphing Over a Dysfunction-Filled Childhood in Rural Arkansas
/A memoir from a music critic who decided failing was not an option
Read MoreA memoir from a music critic who decided failing was not an option
Read MoreIncluding a psychologically complex novel about life in the ballet world
Read MoreA professor argues for less pre-calculus, more practical math
Read MoreWe need fewer justices who instinctively side with the powerful
Read MoreAnd an alarming book about the threat posed by epidemics
Read MoreIt's now the second-best-selling book in Germany
Read MoreMichael Waldman discusses his new book, The Fight to Vote
Read MoreIncluding an exploration of how the Internet is hurting teenage girls
Read MoreThe author of Infinite Jest would have been 54 today
Read MoreThe reputation of her second book, Go Set a Watchman, is likely to grow
Read MoreUsing the horror genre to convey the pain of the black American experience
Read MoreWill Jan Gross be stripped of an honor for writing about Polish anti-Semitism?
Read MoreAnd an NBC journalist's memories of reporting in the Middle East
Read More"It was we, the people; not we, the white male citizen"
Read MoreA welcome, and to many unexpected, 2.5% increase
Read MoreA triumph, of sorts, for international human rights
Read MoreIt's scheduled to go on sale midnight July 31
Read MoreTranslation, Aviya Kushner says, is "a state of the soul"
Read MoreGoogle boasts that these books can do things that print books cannot
Read MoreIt all started with a law school friend who interviewed with a law firm
Read MoreThe National Book Review -- A journal of books and ideas
And a beautifully written memoir from the son of two famous 1960s radicals