An early supporter of and investor in social-network pioneer Mark Zuckerberg, Roger McNamee has completely changed his mind.
Books
Book review: Religious freedom wasn’t all that drove the founding of America
In ‘New World, Inc.,’ a riveting tale of business intrigue, international skullduggery and maritime disaster, money plays a big part.
Who knew that key moments of the Civil War happened in Cuba?
That nation’s role is at the center of a rip-roaring new book, ‘Harbor of Spies: A Novel of Historic Havana.’
How the crossover hit ‘Walk This Way’ became a pop culture watershed
Geoff Edgers explores the unlikely collaboration between Run-DMC and Aerosmith.
Betty Ballantine, 99, ‘trailblazing’ force behind modern paperback
With her husband Ian Ballantine, she established Ballantine Books, and the two are credited with vastly expanding the market for science fiction.
Granddaughter’s book could be a valentine to George and Barbara Bush
This small volume details – without sentimentality – the large love of the longest-married presidential couple.
Book review: New novel by Claire Adam tells a haunting family tale
As the story unfolds, readers find their early biases shifting.
C.Y. Lee, author of best-selling novel ‘The Flower Drum Song,’ dies at 102
The 1958 musical comedy version was the first mainstream play about Asians featuring a mostly Asian cast.
Book review: ‘The Perfect Liar’ by Thomas Christopher Greene
The surprises just keep on coming in this twisty thriller.
In Jeffrey Lewis’ latest novel of small-town Maine life, an equity firm buys the longtime shoe factory
That is not good news for “Bealport.”