Alan Bradley has created a spunky, 11-year-old British heroine.

Daniel Okrent plunges readers deep into an era when alcohol was illegal and speakeasy was the word.

Memoirs about job loss, paraplegia, insomnia and the thug life.

A tragicomic historical novel about the relationship between Britain and Ireland won literature's prestigious Booker Prize on Wednesday, four ...

Demi Moore wants to tell her story. Moore's agent, Luke Janklow, confirmed Monday that the actress is working on a memoir and is meeting with ...

Demi Moore wants to tell her story.

New biography about the author of 'Suite Francaise' emerges from diaries and archival material.

New biography about the author of 'Suite Francaise' emerges from diaries and archival material.

The intense emotions inspired by these classic works of English literature have long been a Hollywood staple, and now they're making a comeb ...

The intense emotions inspired by these classic works of English literature have long been a Hollywood staple, and now they're ...

Exercising a crafty fascination for the intricacies of repetitive behavior, Scott Turow brings back Rusty Sabich, now a judge and on trial again, 23 years after “Presumed Innocent.”

Nine months after Justin Halpern started a Twitter feed that we’ll call “Stuff My Dad Says,” he has a book on the nonfiction list and a deal for a sitcom starring William Shatner.

Roddy Doyle concludes his trilogy of Henry Smart novels with the hero’s return to Ireland.

If a public intellectual is someone who can discourse knowledgeably on a wide variety of subjects, then Anthony Julius is surely one of England’s leading public intellectuals.

How the Allies wrested control of an ocean from Nazi U-boats.

A nonfiction spy tale about the British ruse that employed a corpse to cover up the invasion of Sicily.

Letter in response to Jean Thompson’s review of “The Collected Stories of Deborah Eisenberg.”

Letters in response to Christopher Buckley’s review of “The Imperfectionists.”

Letter in response to Geoffrey Wheatcroft’s review of “Winston’s War.”

Letters in response to Josef Joffe’s critique of Tony Judt’s “Ill Fares the Land.”