Kiese Laymon expertly juxtaposes his personal experience with his discussion of American histories of violence, discrimination and potential for change in his newest, wholly relevant, aptly named memoir 'Heavy.'
Award-winning author and teacher Kate DiCamillo answered five questions about her new book, 'Louisiana's Way Home,' a heartfelt story about a young girl faced with tough decisions and new situations in her pursuit of the truth.
Kate DiCamillo beautifully captures the surreal confusion of growing up and facing difficult realities in her new novel Louisiana’s Way Home, an affectionate story of family, forgiveness and growth approaching modern fairytale.
Author Patti Callahan Henry explores one of the 20th century's great romances in her new book 'Becoming Mrs. Lewis.'
We talk to North Carolina author Diane Chamberlain about why 'The Dream Daughter' is different from anything she's written before and how she pushes the boundaries of faith and science in what might be her best novel yet.
Read along with us on Diane Chamberlain's latest book 'The Dream Daughter' in a discussion led by Sheila Athens.
Nineteen of the latest releases in genres spanning from mysteries to historical and debut fiction, memoir, young adult and magical realism.
