Dead 100 years, Mark Twain lets loose
The humorist's unexpurgated, no-holds-barred autobiography hits the shelves a century after his passing
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The Continuing Mysteries of Stieg Larsson
Will Previously Unknown Manuscripts From "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" Author Ever See the Light of Day?
The Mystery of Stieg Larsson
Father and Brother of Millennium Trilogy Author Reveal That He Wrote Fifth Book in the Series Before He Died
Philip Roth on fame, sex and God
"America's Greatest Novelist" discusses his latest book, "Nemesis," the solitude of writing, and atheism
Excerpt From Philip Roth's "Nemesis"
The Opening Chapter of the Latest Novel by the Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author
Marlo Thomas Is Still "That Girl"
Star of Classic Sitcom Has New Book About Growing Up With Late Father Danny Thomas
The New Normal: What to Expect of Our Economy
Wage Inequality Helped Drag the Middle Class Into a Great Recession, So When Will What's Lost Be Regained - if Ever?
Beyond Anger: A Lesson of 9/11
Nikki Stern Lost Her Husband to the Terror Attacks, But Hopes People Will Not Allow Fear to Draw Themselves Apart
"To Kill a Mockingbird" Turns 50
Fans Descend on Alabama Town to Celebrate Scout, Atticus and Boo Radley
Jan's story: Love and early-onset Alzheimer's
Barry Petersen on how the road map of marriage is redrawn by a disease affecting millions for which there is no cure
Two Masters With Cameras, Pictured Side by Side
Jim Marshall's Iconic Rock 'n' Roll Images and Timothy White's Celebrity Portraiture Are Now Married in a New Book
Zappos' Tony Hsieh steps lively
The online shoe retailer's CEO promotes customer AND employee happiness, demonstrating "business as usual" is anything but
Celebrities in Their Own Words, Others' Voices
Mo Rocca Visits "Celebrity Autobiography," Where Recitations From Tell-Alls Tell Us Perhaps More Than We Wanted to Know
A tale of two Wes Moores
Two Men Grew Up Under Similar Circumstances; One Became a Success, Another Became a Convicted Murderer
Keeping Saints Alive
A Patron Saint of the Internet? A Look at How Canonization Is Determined
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