Biographer Edmund Morris wrote one last book. “Edison,” published posthumously, reveals Morris’ trademark energy and boundless curiosity (much like his subject).

Elizabeth Hand’s latest novel, “Curious Toys,” includes real and fictional characters, gender identity, surrealistic art, movies’ early years … and serial murder.

A little bit of everything, according to Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Gene Weingarten’s new book, ‘One Day.’

Camille, the orphaned heroine of Gita Trelese’s latest YA novel, dons a magic gown – and a dangerous double identity.

The insightful, artful ‘A Month in Siena’ stands alone and also in relationship to his previous book, the Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘The Return.’