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Kathy Harig reviews a potpourri of recent mysteries and suspenseful tales.
Alice Stephens offers unsolicited advice to aspiring novelists.
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
George Estreich's memoir, The Shape of the Eye, tells the story of his family as his daughter is diagnosed with Down syndrome.
In his new column, CapitaLetters, veteran Washington attorney, author, and agent Ronald Goldfarb looks at the policy issues raised by this book about a legal battle centered on the coal industry.
David Finkel’s newest book, Thank You for Your Service, is a no-holds-barred study of soldiers striving for normalcy after being pushed beyond the limit of human endurance in combat.
Susana Olague Trapani interviews Hilary and Michael Gustafson, owners of Literati Bookstore, a new independent bookstore in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
