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Thanks to everyone who stopped by our table at Politics and Prose Friday to say hi, grab a voucher, or just chat about books! Here’s what we discovered while there.
Does your budding bookworm prefer a little non with her fiction? Share a couple of these factoid-filled new titles with her!
Hoffman film is not "Le Carré light."
We here at the Independent love every piece we run. There are no winners or losers. Having said that, here are August’s winners.
Shop at P&P on Sept. 5th, and a portion of your purchase price will go to support us.
It’s back-to-school time! As teens across the country head to English class, they’ll surely be assigned a reading list. Here are five books that should be on it, but probably aren’t.
Can you really hate the artist but love the work?
In case being Steve Jobs' long-lost sister or the inspiration for a character on “The Simpsons” isn't interesting enough for you, Mona Simpson is also a very good writer.
