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The first of a trilogy, Jonathan Holt's The Abomination is a riveting, well-written conspiracy thriller.
Great job last week on your choices. But aren’t you, um, forgetting someone?
Ronald Reagan, Michael Jackson, Sally Ride, and Gandhi the movie. Here are 15 popular books from 1983.
The following titles have been selected for this installment of Recommended Books for Tweens and Teens.
The agony the characters experience in a thriller is nothing compared to the agony the author experiences trying to turn that thriller into a screenplay.
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
Five classics I’ve never read, and what I’ve heard they’re about.
Readers recently chose their favorite 10 historical fiction authors. Who are they, and what makes them stand out?
