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New Fly Rods, Reels Let You Fish Like Ernest Hemingway

Would you like some literary history with your fly fishing?

Missing Charles Darwin Notebooks Deemed “Likely Stolen”

Twenty years after they went missing, the notebooks are now presumed victims of theft

Penguin Random House Buys Simon & Schuster

The nation's largest book publisher just got bigger

Previously Unread J. R. R. Tolkien Essays Slated for 2021 Publication

Including everything you've ever wanted to know about hobbit beards

“Dazed and Confused” Was Meant as an Anti-Nostalgia Film. It Gloriously Failed.

Melissa Maerz, author of the new oral history "Alright, Alright, Alright," discusses one of the '90s most beloved films

New Jonathan Franzen Novel Slated for 2021

It's the first volume in a trilogy

The World According to Alan Arkin

"A successful life is constantly shedding skin."

“Curb Your Enthusiasm” Director Behind New Kurt Vonnegut Documentary

Forty years in the making, "Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time" is a new documentary following the life of the "Slaughterhouse-Five" author.

Inside One Madman’s Wild Plan to Conquer Everest

Can an amateur climb the world's most famous mountain? Maurice Wilson tried to find out.

The Biggest Stars in Sports Talk to Jim Gray. Here’s Why.

Gray speaks with InsideHook about his friendship with Jack Nicholson and his new book "Talking to GOATs"

Is America’s Most Famous Bookshop on the Verge of a Mutiny?

With The Strand facing an unclear future, tensions between the owner and her staff are running high

The Life of Steve McQueen in 8 Iconic Photos, On the 40th Anniversary of His Death

A new tome about The King of Cool, “Steve McQueen: In His Own Words,” is out this month