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Print | May 2010

Out of Africa

Marlene Van Niekerk’s latest book, Agaat, offers an unflinching look at modern South Africa.
Print | Apr 2010

Paternal Instincts

After a frightening diagnosis, author Bruce Feiler finds surrogate fathers for his little girls.
Print | Mar 2010

Antique Roadshow

Even the best vintage shops have nothing on author Lisa Tracy’s home.
Print | Feb 2010

Fear Factor

Scandinavian countries tend to have low crime rates, but their literary output most certainly doesn’t.
Print | Jan 2010

Invisible Man

Award-winning author Tash Aw talks about his hotly anticipated new novel, Map of the Invisible World.
Print | Dec 2009

Living Large

Not just for decoration, a slew of new coffee table books are tantamount to a trip around the world.
Print | Nov 2009

Austen’s Powers

Nearly two centuries after her death, Jane Austen still haunts the bestseller list.
Print | Oct 2009

There Will Be Blood

Readers are stillsinking their teeth into the ever-popular genre of vampire lit.
Print | Sep 2009

 Collective   Memory

Author E.L. Doctorow on his latest novel, Homer & Langley
Print | Aug 2009

Middle Eastern Promises

Israel is Real documents its author’s obsession with the history of the Holy Land.
Print | Jul 2009

Blast from the Past

A slew of new books look back at 1969’s “giant leap for mankind.”
Print | Jun 2009

The Page Turner

Taking the Kindle for a spin
Print | May 2009

The Price Is Write

Self publishing is becoming respectable-even for the pros.
Print | Mar 2009

L.A. Stories

Angelenos are renowned for their love of movies. But the city is also home to plenty of devoted readers and a thriving demimonde of niche bookstores. By Scott Smith