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Masters of espionage in the modern age.
Just when you think you’ve read enough war stories, a brilliant new tale comes along…
Carolyn See of the Washington Post said, “Everyone in the world should read this book.” She is absolutely right.
The only thing better than reading books? Reading lists about them! Here are six of the most popular book-centric lists we’ve run in the not-too-distant past.
Michael Lewis' latest book confirms all your worst suspicions about big money.
In this first biography of Seymour Hersh, Robert Miraldi chronicles "America's greatest investigative reporter," from My Lai to Abu Ghraib.
Awaken your inner Agatha Christie at this popular mystery writers' conference.
What happens when you come back from the dead, but you cannot prove it? Strange Bodies is an eerie thriller.
