Joshua Kurlantzick’s “A Great Place to Have War” explores America’s covert campaign in Laos in the 1960s and ’70s.
Books
Ron Currie’s new novel may deliver him from ‘up-and-coming’ to ‘arrived’
The Maine writer taps into the fake-news phenomenon with ‘The One-Eyed Man.’
Sales soar for Milo Yiannopoulos book ‘Dangerous’
The Breitbart editor draws ire and protest wherever he goes.
Book review: ‘Idaho’ ponders unfathomable tragedy, aftermath
Emily Ruskovich shows how survivors cope in her page-turner of a first novel.
Book review: How a doctor’s gifts shaped Holmes and his creator
‘Arthur and Sherlock’ gives Conan Doyle’s fans a wealth of details about the inspiration for the great fictional detective.
Signings, etc.: Richard Russo
He will sign copies of ‘Everybody’s Fool’ in Portland.
Book review: Maine’s Elizabeth Hand shares her fascination with apocalypse
Her new collection, ‘Fire.,’ includes stories, essays and a Q&A with the author.
A new fairy tale is being published. The author? Mark Twain
The book is constructed from notes of a story he told his daughters more than a century ago.
Why Orwell’s ‘1984’ has just spiked to No. 1 on Amazon
Following Kellyanne Conway’s ‘alternative facts’ comment, the classic novel about an all-seeing, untrustworthy government is resonating with many readers.
Maine author Ashley Bryan’s book about slaves wins Newbery Honor Award
The prize recognizes excellence in children’s literature.