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When a high school English teacher is haunted by her own subject matter in real life, who can she trust? 

Have you ever wanted to go fishing in the desert? 

Here be dragons and high-flying adventure.

A look at The Waste Land author’s initial drafts and unpublished poetry. 

The Requiem for a Dream author dared to defy convention by speaking out about violence, poverty, and addiction.

Winning prom queen is the least of these teens’ worries.

Before the If Beale Street Could Talk author became a symbol of today's Black Lives Matter movement, he was a high-priority target of FBI surveillance during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.

New books by authors who thrill and chill.

Your guide on what and who to read this year.

When you're in need of an undercover spy, who you gonna call? The owner of a vacuum cleaner store, of course.

We're giving away ten copies of The Glovemaker, by Ann Weisgarber. 

Fantastic new reads by first-time fiction authors. 

The Only Woman in the Room paints a fictionalized portrait of the Hollywood actress who was so much more than a pretty face.

Charming—and often funny—these stories are sure to delight. 

Get reacquainted with the original story that stole the hearts of readers everywhere.

The ability to understand a child’s imagination is just one of the reasons why the A Wrinkle in Time author’s work has stood the test of time. 

In So Brave, Young, and Handsome, a stumped writer gets more than inspiration from his adventure across the Wild Wild West.

Sarah Meuleman’s debut novel, Find Me Gone, jumps between 1996 and 2014 to paint a devastating portrait of a woman confronted by her past. 

These aren't your average mystery novels.

Find yourself in these absorbing reads.