It’s a well-told story of religious experimentation, public intolerance and the making of a martyr.

The African-American woman went from the Paris stage to her vision of multiracial utopia.

Maine’s Tess Gerritsen returns to her start in mystery romance with a re-release of the novel that served as her ‘bridge’ to thrillers.

Jason C. Anthony’s ‘Hoosh’

Joyce Johnson’s biography of Jack Kerouac delves into the impact the Beat writer’s Franco-American identity had on his life and work.

J.M. Coetzee’s latest novel ultimately falls prey to the emptiness it describes.

Caleb Crain writes a smart, pensive novel, revealing a sharp ear for dialogue.