Alaska Dispatch

More than a decade later, an in-depth look at the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Philip Hoare transforms his obsession with whales into an intricate exploration of history, literature and science.

In Don DeLillo's latest novel, two men sit outside a desert hideaway, deep in discussion about the Iraq war.

What if a postal employee refused to deliver a letter? That's the nominal setup of Sarah Blake's new novel.

In Tash Aw's evocative second novel, set in the 1960s in revolutionary Indonesia, Adam is only 15 years old, but he has just been orphaned for the third time.

Elena Gorokhova recalls a Soviet childhood, lived at the height of the cold war.

The blood relationship between George Obama and Barack Jr. seems at first like a thin reason for this memoir, but it stands on its own nicely as a coming-of-age story set in an African nation.

In his provocatively titled book, British journalist Martin Jacques argues that China will become the world's leading power within 50 years.

Looking ahead, here's a list of some of the most anticipated titles of the first quarter of the new year.

How much will new technology change the way we read?