The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This March
From a behind-the-scenes look at comedy to the lives of towering artists
The Strange Case of Mark Twain's Mystery Novel
Revisiting the more obscure work of a beloved writer
The Jazz Age Murder That Transformed New York City
Michael Wolraich talks about unearthing the mysteries of "The Bishop and the Butterfly," a tale which involves FDR during his time as governor
How Nicolas Cage’s Early Performances Established Him As a Singular Actor
Zach Schonfeld on the making of “How Coppola Became Cage”
This New Book Chronicles James Bond’s Post-Ian Fleming Era
Mark Edlitz on the making of “James Bond After Fleming”
Meet the Writer Expanding Our Knowledge of Extinction
Talking science and fiction with “The Tusks of Extinction” author Ray Nayler
What Can Great Vocalists Tell Us About the Music We Love?
Zachary Pace on writing “I Sing to Use the Waiting”
Hunting and Fishing Helped Writers Like Hemingway Hone Their Craft
He's not the only storied writer with a foot in multiple worlds
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The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This February
From ruminations on modern desire to a history of an influential newspaper
A Younger Generation Is Embracing Public Libraries
Good news at a challenging time for libraries
Is the Algorithm Inevitable? This Book Argues It’s Not.
Kyle Chayka on the making of “Filterworld”
A New Book Shows a Very Different Side of the Rolling Stones
“The Rolling Stones: Icons” features a stunning lineup of photographers
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From Enzo Ferrari to the Cannonball Run, Brock Yates Chronicled It All
Yates's book inspired the film "Ferrari"
What Can the History of Travel Tell Us About Its Future?
Shahnaz Habib discusses her engaging new book “Airplane Mode: An Irreverent History of Travel”