“Catapult” works because of its aw-shucks quality. Despite the sidebars into prickly themes, the book never strays far from ...

Old age has been venerated and celebrated—and dreaded—by human cultures since ancient times.

Doubtful any book by John Grisham is unworthy of review. He has earned praise as the master of the legal thriller. And ...

To this day, I wish I’d asked why the longtime Democrat was at right-leaning Hoover, but this was Barry Diller. Everyone wants to talk to him. Which in a sense explains this review of his excellent ...

Liberty Biscuit and Little Pearl by Melanie Sue Bowles are suitable for youngsters but will warm the hearts of adults as well ...

Major John L. Plaster’s SOG is a blunt, first-hand account of MACV-SOG’s small-team missions behind enemy lines that makes Hollywood action look fake by comparison because it’s built on real ...

Editor’s note: The opinions of the smart, well-read women in my Denver book club mean a lot, and often determine what the ...

In a digital era where exposure is profitable, Singh offers something rare: a manual for ordinary people to protect their ...

In Matthew Pearl’s novel, an ambitious writer finds that the editor downstairs is more hindrance than help.

The book by author Aviaq Johnston explores the importance of storytelling, and the necessity of passing those stories down to ...

The first work of theater devoted to the life of Henry Christophe was staged in 1821, only a year or so after Christophe took ...

In "Beth Is Dead," a modern reimagining of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women," Beth, who hasn't returned home from a New Year ...