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    ‘The Book of Science and Antiquities,’ by Thomas Keneally

    12 Jan 2020

    Australian writer Thomas Keneally can be a hard sell. Brilliant, visionary and astoundingly prolific, he has written such bestsellers as “Schindler’s List” and “The Daughters of Mars,” as well as more than 40 other books.

    Laurie Hertzel: Looking forward to the books of 2020

    07 Jan 2020

    Here’s a taste of some of the books that we are most looking forward to in the first few months of 2020. And when you finish all of these books — or some of these books — you can look up and realize that yes, it is spring. And there are more books ahead.

    Rare 1623 book featuring works of the Bard to go up for auction

    13 Jan 2020

    The book that brought together William Shakespeare's works for the first time will go up for auction in April, Christie's auction house announced on Friday.

    Joseph Conrad’s ‘Heart of Darkness,’ by Peter Kuper

    30 Dec 2019

    Conrad wanted to create a universal story, so he deliberately left out details, but Kuper’s explicit setting lets him introduce the perspective of people from the Congo, who are the bewildered victims of madness and greed.

    New Book shares early stories written by Zora Neale Hurston

    16 Jan 2020

    The fiction writer-anthropologist-folklorist died in a segregated Florida hospital in January 1960, so forgotten and impoverished that her work was out of print and her grave left unmarked.

    ‘How Quickly She Disappears,’ by Raymond Fleischmann

    18 Jan 2020

    Something ominous happens in the opening pages of “How Quickly She Disappears” and it’s not immediately clear whether it’s the good kind of ominous.

    'Colors of the Mountain' author Da Chen dies at 57

    25 Dec 2019

    Chen's breakthrough came in 1999 with the critically acclaimed, best-selling "Colors of the Mountain," in which he recounted the abuses he and his family suffered during the latter years of the country's Cultural Revolution.

    Curmudgeons in love: Olive Kitteridge is back

    28 Dec 2019

    The first story in Olive, “Again is Arrested,” which focuses not on Olive but on Jack Kennison, who has retired to her hometown of Crosby. Formerly a professor at Harvard, now he’s “just an old man

    2 potboilers come into being within 7 months

    22 Oct 2019

    Nalin Verma, a veteran journalist from Bihar who does not need introduction after his famous book ‘Gopalganj to Raisina: My Political Journey’, has penned another book ‘Greatest Folk Tales of Bihar’.

    Winfrey chooses the novel 'American Dirt' for her book club

    22 Jan 2020

    Jeanine Cummins' "American Dirt,” one of the year's most anticipated and debated novels, is Oprah Winfrey's new pick for her book club.

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