Books Features
By Carolyn Kellogg >>>
Apple's first tablet is bigger, more colorful and engages viewers in ways the Kindle doesn't.
By Peter Terzian
More than just dancing: disco as a staging ground for cultural revolution.
By Scott Esposito
A reporter spends time with the late author, in 1996, discussing art, commerce and the everyday.
By Susan Salter Reynolds
In her memoir 'A Ticket to the Circus,' Norris Church Mailer recalls her search for self-definition and the challenge of sharing a...
By Ron Carlson
Exploring the distances between people in loving relationships, the author eschews neat, broad themes in favor of surprises, nuances and...
By Dale Bailey
In midlife a group of characters come to terms with the horrific consequences of an occult ritual they participated in long ago.
By Richard Rayner
A man returns to L.A. to solve a friend's murder, sensing it is linked to a long-buried crime in their past.
By August Brown
Reflecting on the era of record stores, they find the neighborhood hubs to have been chronicles of our life and times.
By Tim Rutten
There was no crisis of faith. Rather, the author, slowly drifted away from his religious beliefs, like so many Americans have.
By Samantha Dunn
As the Ferguson parents struggle with various -iholisms of their own -- alcohol, work, career -- they must suddenly cope with those of their...
By David Davis
Talking baseball, plus: 'Satch, Dizzy & Rapid Robert,' 'High Heat' and The Empire Strikes Out.'
By RJ Smith
Jerry Weintraub worked with Elvis and Sinatra. He headed a studio. And now he's written a memoir that's also how-to guide.