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Fitzgerald’s memoir in essays, which delves into his childhood growing up in Boston and rural Massachusetts, will be published Tuesday.

A multitude of successful American mystery and thriller authors trace their beginnings back to childhood reading habits and the ingenious case-

In the 5th round, Steve Yzerman has thrown away all research and is picking off the "amazing names" list. From that list, he takes Tnias Mathurin, a defenseman from Canada. Date of Birth: Jan 15,...

The Friends of the Abilene Public Librarys annual book sale starts Thursday, and Karrie Partin is ready.

Young people grapple with mysteries, just like any other age group. Perhaps these tales of juvenile detectives will get you hooked on a books.

It's not easy being the nation's foremost TV reviewer. I watch and recommend hundreds of shows here and for my corporate gig (lest you thought...

All of my childhood memories include my older sister, Savannah. She and I did some pretty weird and funny things when we were little girls, but becaus...

The Cincinnati author releases “Shabbat Sabotage” thanks in part to a national grant supporting Jewish writers and Jewish-oriented books.

Maybe that’s why we prefer the independent pharmacies, where prescriptions are filled by a pharmacist you’ve known for years.

Three things that always go together: Egypt, sand and ancient magical curses.