Charles King’s new book is an engaging, detailed look at Istanbul.

In ‘The Bone Clocks,’ the novelist again emphasizes the significance of every life and each of our decisions.

In ‘Leave Some for Seed’ Tom Hennessey reminds his peers to maintain outdoor sporting traditions as well as the resources.

The author of ‘Household’ will speak in Wiscasset.

The new literary quarterly aims for ‘heart and soul’ of the human experience.

Wells author David Morse will read from his new book, “Harry and Maude Take It On,” that depicts the foibles and redeeming features found in all of us as told through the eyes of an older married couple, who are trying to strike a balance between one’s adventurous side and the other’s practical nature. WHEN: […]

Steve Almond, a Boston-area author and fan, makes a well informed appeal for change to the NFL.

The author will read from “Marijuana Valley” at the Portland library.

With stunning photos, this Smithsonian book is rich in historical, cultural and ecological detail.