“Anything Is Possible” is a novel-in-stories that follows threads first pulled in ‘My Name is Lucy Barton.’

The conference also will honor Maine mystery writer Tess Gerritsen.

Richard Ford, Elizabeth Strout and Richard Russo, all with new books out this spring, reflect on receiving the honor for fiction as the prizes’ centennial is marked.

Commitment, passage of time were the inspiration for ‘Hourglass.’

The tightly woven novel draws on the nature of consequences.

Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Watson highlights John Franklin’s 1845 attempt to find an open trade route through the Arctic to the Pacific.

Hannah Tinti’s latest novel tells of a father’s unwavering devotion to his daughter.

Sarah Dunant’s new novel cleverly follows members of the ruthless clan as witnessed by Machiavelli in late-15th-century Italy.