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Let’s try something new this summer. Rather than burdening yourself with postcard dreams of a beach towel and a book, instead of picturing yourself inside a portrait of lazy mornings with a hammock and a Stephen King, toss out the bougie old summer reading mirage. Has it ever been attainable for more than an hour or two? Replace it — as I do, to the detriment of family, TV and sleep — with a ...

Here are 13 choose-your-own-adventure themes for summer reading.

Let’s try something new this summer. Instead of the typical beach read, here are 13 choose-your-own-adventure themes for summer reading.

This week, we feature an enduring classic about World War I and an endearing story about a boy ...

“Gone to the Wolves” follows three young Floridians shredding their way through the heavy metal scenes of the 1980s and ’90s.

The restoration of the historic Farinholt House is part of a wider effort to return Toano, about 12 miles northwest of downtown Williamsburg, to the vibrant village that it once was.

Alex Pappademas' 'Quantum Criminals: Ramblers, Wild Gamblers, and Other Sole Survivors From the Songs of Steely Dan' is a treat for obsessive fans like me.

All Quiet on the Western Front, American war film, released in 1930 and set during World War I, that is regarded as one of the most effective antiwar movies ever made. It won great praise in the United States but was banned in several other countries, including Germany, because of its pacifist message. The movie, which was based on a novel by Erich Maria Remarque, earned the Academy Award for best picture (then called most outstanding production). The movie begins in a small German town in 1914...

John Wray is the acclaimed author of Lowboy and five other novels. In his latest, Gone to the Wolves, a teenager falls for a fellow death metal fan, turning…

Like the death and black metal bands it includes, John Wrays novel Gone to the Wolves is a full-on assault on the senses that doesn’t hold back.