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Coffetown Press/A beach on Long Island was the site of a little known act of attempted sabotage during World War II. That incident inspired historical fiction author Eve Karlin’s latest novel. -
Luminare Press/WSHU commentator David Bouchier has gathered his “few well-chosen words,” and published them in his latest book, Out of Order.
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The story, set in part on Gardiners Island in Long Island Sound, is intended as a tribute to Henry James’s massive 1904 novel The Golden Bowl. -
In 1938 a complex plan was underway to remove Adolf Hitler from power. A new historical novel takes a closer look at that plot and how it all went wrong.
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Brutally realistic about the effects of war and realpolitik, but also affectingly personal and nostalgic, The Bucharest Dossier is suspenseful enough to make one forget the woes of the world for a while.
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In his first novel, author Jeff Schnader sets his novel during the volatile student protests on the Columbia University campus in 1972.
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Award-winning writer Colson Whitehead's latest novel is a comic crime caper set in 1960s Harlem.
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Yale University Press has published the new edition of its Book of Quotes. This latest version sets the record straight on who really said what.
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The king of horror and supernatural haunting, Stephen King, hasn’t forgotten his fan base — there’s a nod in his new book to The Shining’s creepy Overlook…
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Seventy years ago this past spring, husband and wife Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted for spying for the Soviet Union, largely on testimony…
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Forgotten in Death is the 53rd book in J.D. Robb’s Eve Dallas murder mystery series, as in fill-in-the-first-word: “_____ in Death,” the first book being…
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It can’t be easy writing a new book in a series because you have to consider readers who may be coming to you for the first time, as well as keep up with…
