Books

The coffee-table book is filled with every front page of "The New York Times" from your birthdate, starting with the year you were born

After spending the weekend at BookCon, one thing is clear: Reading itself, not defined by any set genre, is gaining its own sort of fandom.

Geoff Whitman of Lloyd Cellars on his three-decade Pearl Jam fandom, “slutty Chardonnays” and juggling two full-time creative careers

The late writer's 1995 Lotus Esprit S4 is up for auction. Current bid: $25,000.

This month, our panel recommends pandemic fiction, a literary role-playing game and a haunted-house novel from the author of "Bird Box"

Including a food memoir, a chronicle of a mysterious death and a trip to Disneyland

Even if you think your career has peaked, you should take a page out of Colbert’s playbook

Ahead of the release of his new memoir, the soccer legend opens up about the struggles under the surface of his hall-of-fame career

"The Count of Monte Cristo" doesn’t have the hype of Emily Brontë via Emerald Fennell, but this thrilling Masterpiece series deserves it more

This month's recommendations include a Pulitzer winner, a memoir set in Jamaica and “an extremely funny, incredibly dark novel about Philadelphia”

The first part of this six-step plan: giving up on "War and Peace"

In an excerpt from his book "The Great Black Swamp," Patrick Wensink exhumes the complicated history of "hero" and "villain" James B. Hill

Fittingly, a lot of them involve baseball

The app is rolling out a number of enticing features that not only elevate its audiobook experience, but facilitate reading physical books, too

“Ultimate Collector Watches” catalogs 100 of the world’s most important timepieces from 1892 to today

How a two-decade quest for a forgotten whiskey saved the spirits writer’s life