Mob chronicler Jimmy Breslin has tales to tell
Veteran newspaperman and author has a new book on cops gone bad, "The Good Rat"
Books
What's In A Name?
Would Classic Books By Any Other Titles Be As Successful?
Maupin Returns To "Tales Of The City"
Chronicler Of San Franciscans Talks Of Latest Novel In Breakthrough Series
The Writer's Brush
They Have A Way With Words, And With Paint, Too
"Kite Runner" Author Soars To New Heights
Khaled Hosseini Now Has Another Bestseller On Afghanistan, And A Movie
Steve Martin Slightly Less Wild And Crazy
The Legendary Comic Pens A New Book About His Early Years Doing Stand-Up
Jon Katz Lives The Dog's Life
The Author Fled City Life To Live On A Farm Where Dogs Rule
Dream On ...
Sleep Researchers Explore How Our Dreams, And Nightmares, Affect Our Waking Life
Ken Follett's Monumental New Novel
The British Writer Has Penned A Follow-Up To "The Pillars Of The Earth"
Remembering Gene Autry
The Singing Cowboy Is Still Beloved By His Fans
Audiobooks Give New Life To Literature
Readers Are Tuning In To Recorded Books, And The Publishing Industry Is Listening
Remembering The Dark Side Of Ellis Island
America's Doorway Represented Hope To Many, But Its Hospital Is Where Many Dreams Of A New Life Ended
A wonder material you can't get rid of
Plastics are durable and flexible, but they stick around for a long, long time
Is America Too Sweet On Sugar?
Sugar Has Been In The American Diet Since Columbus, But It Might Be Time To Cut Down
Janet Maslin's Hot Summer Books
New York Times Book Critic Takes A Look At This Summer's Reads
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