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At last, the back story of "Peter and the Wolf."
The 60th annual National Book Awards was a night to celebrate literature and to wonder about its future.
Karl Rove's memoir has a title, "Courage and Consequence," and a release date — March 9, 2010.
Shepard Fairey has a new legal team and new questions he must answer.
Sarah Palin's book tour is a gift for her base.
It's hard to sell a book of short stories. But not if you're John Grisham.
If you're eager to read Andre Agassi's memoir, don't expect to download it any time soon.
Dan Brown's former publisher has a new job.
The country's top arts official is going on the road.
The latest weapon in the publishing price wars: Stephen King.
Artist Shepard Fairey, who recently admitted concealing a key mistake in a lawsuit over his use of an Associated Press photo in his famous Barack Obama "HOPE" poster, said Saturday that the error should not be viewed as "premeditated and sinister."
The subjects of this year's National Book Award nominees were better known than the authors.
These are boom times for conservative authors.
You know the title, now see the cover of Sarah Palin's "Going Rogue."
The latest novel from best-selling romance author Jude Deveraux isn't exactly a book. "Promises" is a reading and viewing experience, a digital text in which videos not only complement the narrative but add to it.
Move over, Dan Brown. Sarah Palin is on top of the charts.
The man who published "The Da Vinci Code" is resigning.
Irving Kristol, the writer, editor and publisher known as the godfather of neoconservatism whose youthful radicalism evolved into a historic rejection of communism, liberalism and the counterculture, has died. He was 89.
The lodge room of the Naval Masonic Hall is a colorful and somewhat inscrutable sight for the nonmember, with its blue walls, Egyptian symbols, checkered floor in the center and high ceiling painted with gold stars.
Dan Brown does it again, on paper and on the screen.
E-book fans will have to wait for a download of Sen. Ted Kennedy's memoir.
Sex and scandal have not been enough to make major sellers out of books about Bernard Madoff.
Sen. Edward Kennedy did not live to see his dream of universal health care passed, but he did complete a cherished and more personal project: his memoir.
E-book readers can relax: The electronic edition of Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol" is coming out on the same day as the hardcover.
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