Author Sarah Tomlinson must have kept detailed journals to write so vividly.

The author will read from her book ‘Soul Mothers’ Widsom: Seven Insights for the Single Mother.’

Julie Schumacher gleefully inhabits her ‘evil twin,’ an unravelling college English professor, in this funny and engaging novel.

The memoirist muses, with grace and wit, on growing old.

George Hodgman’s memoir tells poignantly – and with wit and wisdom – of time spent with his 91-year-old mother, Betty.

The New York Times reporter, who would have gone to jail rather than testify against his sources in an espionage trial, tells a frightening story of ‘greed, power and endless war.’

A Bates College professor explores the history of “hair removal below the scalp line.”

Matthew Parker tells the rollicking story of the creator of James Bond, and of the writer’s love affair with his Jamaican retreat

Leslea Newman’s children’s book about a little girl with lesbian parents is reissued on its 25th anniversary

The author of ‘Mystic River’ and other gritty fare, including his latest, ‘World Gone By,’ digs the southern California scene, but he’s not exactly mellowing out.