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A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
What makes a novel "literary"?
Loved the movie? Then you'll probably enjoy these six titles, each of which has something in common with the cult classic.
The Mystery Writers of America recently announced the nominees for this year's Edgar Allan Poe Awards. Winners will be named May 1, 2014, in New York City.
An interview with the author of an unusual dual biography of Tom and Ramsey Clark, a father and son who had a profound impact on American law and society.
Are foodie tomes becoming their own genre?
The National Book Critics Circle has nominated 30 titles in six categories as the best books of 2013. The awards will be presented in New York City at the New School on March 13th.
Popular literary event takes the party inside this August.
