OUR FAVORITE BOOKSTORES: Detroit's Shabby, Wonderful John K. King Used & Rare Books
/All of Mr. King’s resources were spent on what is actually important: over one million books
Read MoreAll of Mr. King’s resources were spent on what is actually important: over one million books
Read MoreHer account is as much media criticism as political critique
Read MoreAnd an anthology by writers, mainly, on the books that changed their lives
Read MoreHe says he wanted to create a "better world, a rainbow world"
Read MoreBessie Margolin shaped equal rights law for generations -- and prosecuted Nazis
Read MoreA story of violent crime, race, and small-town Austin on its way to becoming a big-league city
Read MoreAnd an acclaimed memoirist's appreciation of soul singer James Brown
Read MoreIt's a story that fans of medical history will find hard to resist
Read MoreBut America's birds stand to win if Franzen wins
Read MoreThe Democratic Party is "committed to the winners in the inequality sweepstakes"
Read MoreAnd a new novel from Edna O'Brien about a country girl and a genocidal visitor
Read MoreShe explains what she said when she was asked why Southern writers write so much about freaks
Read MoreLooking at the unhappiness of everyone involved, including the bomber
Read MoreAnd it could be a smart move in this age of the short attention span
Read MoreFeminism and lower marriage rates are not the reasons people are lonely
Read MoreAnd two books, a novel and a memoir, that won National Book Circle Awards last week
Read MoreTwo big books about race win -- and one does not
Read MoreThis may be remembered as the year that American politics went crazy
Read MoreA novel about losing things great and small
Read MoreThe National Book Review -- A journal of books and ideas
And a beautifully written memoir from the son of two famous 1960s radicals