Pulitzer Prize winner Jennifer Egan's new novel blends a jazzy range of tones.

Essays in a new book edited by Angela Davis show how black males remain the chief victims of law enforcement.

Karl Ove Knausgaard set the literary world on fire with his six-volume novel, "My Struggle." His new book is a meditation on life, time and family.

Three books, including one by authors who have battled authoritarianism worldwide, address how to navigate our society of fear and judgment.

David Thomson is one of the greatest film historians, and at 191 pages of text, "Warner Bros" is a model of concision and precision.

A cross-country bike odyssey with a climate scientist reveals that denial of climate change is rife.

As with many things in our history, humans have spent much effort trying misguidedly to control the natural instinct to sleep.

This new biography is the masterpiece that the gadfly of youthful America deserves.

In Jenny Zhang’s debut collection of short stories, characters are filled with battle scars whose origins remain invisible.