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A new year, a new stack of paperbacks (ideally). Here are six fresh picks; mostly fiction, all promising. "A Lie Someone Told You About Yourself" by Peter Ho Davies (HarperCollins,

New York Times bestselling author Jonathan Evison discusses the process of writing his new Dickensian epic novel, Small World.

Jonathan Evison’s novel “Small World” follows the lives of several travelers and their 19th-century ancestors.

Something on television caught the attention of Stacy Langton, a mother of six living in northern Virginia, when ...

Democratic leaders on both chambers, however, were critical of lawmakers taking a hand in the issue and argued there is a process in place to address concerns about books or other materials.

Authors David Meyers and Elise Meyers Walker research captures in Ohio following Fugitive Slave Acts.

Bethanne Patricks' January picks cover train wrecks, political drama, enraging inequality, the complications of polyamory and the joy of the ampersand.

An academic expert thinks the decision is part of a broader trend across the country.

Parents started paying attention to what their children were learning in school and decided to take action.

Oklahoma lawmakers have introduced a bill that would empower parents to demand the removal of sexually explicit books from school libraries and would penalize school employees who stand in their way.