When the novelist Jenna Blum’s dog, a black lab named Woodrow, was approaching the final years of...

Mark Pawlak was a working-class kid from Buffalo when he arrived at MIT to study physics. He writes...

Nick Offerman is probably best known for his role as Ron Swanson on TV’s “Parks and Recreation,”...

Over the years, he’s sat down and talked with both Brady and Belichick, as well as scores of other...

It started in the summer of 2020, when a nation already grappling with a pandemic found itself...

Featuring a kaleidoscopic cast of refugees (mostly Syrian) and aid workers (from around the world),...

Bill Schutt’s first two nonfiction books were about vampire bats and cannibalism. For his third,...

Before working on “The Annotated Mrs. Dalloway” (Liveright), Merve Emre didn’t consider herself a...

After Atticus Lish’s first novel, “Preparation for the Next Life,” came out in 2014, the author...

Nichole Perkins named her new essay collection after a line from “If I Was Your Girlfriend,” a...

“I started conceiving of this project in 2017, when I felt like we were going through a really dark...

Rachael Cerrotti always knew her grandmother, Hana, had a fascinating story, but it wasn’t until...

Eleanor Henderson was returning from book tour for her second novel when she decided it was time to...

In poet Kaveh Akbar’s latest collection, six of the 35 poems share the book’s title, “Pilgrim...

Rob Sedgwick’s “Bob Goes to Jail” is a memoir about what happens when a privileged young man...

Named after the nation’s first chief justice, John Marshall Harlan was born “on the very hinge of a...

Tarriona Ball, who goes by Tank — a childhood nickname — grew up loving words and music. She was 11...

“Something Wild” is Hanna Halperin’s first novel, born from a short story written while she was...

In the first story of Chris Stuck’s debut fiction collection, “Give My Love to the Savages,” a man...

Adam Gustavson began working as a book illustrator in 1997, but his new children’s book, “The...