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Donald Trump still sells: "Confidence Man," Maggie Habermans thorough accounting of Trumps presidency, is a best seller.

Celeste Ng wishes she could call it a dystopia. That’s how she used to think about the dark world she was crafting in her new novel, “Our Missing Hearts.” Then the real world darkened. And the setting in Ng’s book — an alternate version of the United States, where Asian

There's nothing better than cozying up with a good book. These fall book recommendations have something for every genre or mood.

Plus, celebrity chef Tiffani Faison stops by the studio to talk about her new restaurant.

Acclaimed author Celeste Ng takes us into a dystopian future where people are judged on their embrace of American “customs and traditions” and people of Asian descent are viewed with

A boy’s search for his mother, a freedom-loving poet who opposes America’s authoritarian regime, makes for a shaky follow-up to Little Fires Everywhere

Celeste Ng introduces an America not unlike our own in a dystopian novel follows a 12-year-old boy in his search of truth and his mother.

Bestselling novelist Celeste Ng is blessed with prodigious gifts. She writes gorgeous, lush sentences that make us look at ourselves and our world differently. Her first two novels have sold more than 2 million copies and her second novel, “Little Fires Everywhere,” became a popular TV series starring Reese Witherspoon. She comes to Santa Cruz on Oct. 18 for a Bookshop Santa Cruz event at UCSC’s Cowell Ranch Hay Barn to talk about her new novel, “Our Missing Hearts.” Witherspoon just t...

Book reviewer Suzanne Perez looks at a dystopian novel that strikes a little too close to reality.

Celeste Ng’s third book tackles multiple themes, including surveillance, parenthood, discrimination and the power of storytelling