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Plus, check out the cover of James Patterson's 'Treasure Hunters.'

A reader responds to a recent essay by Andrea Wulf.    

A reader responds to a recent review of T. D. Allman’s “Finding Florida.”    

A reader responds to a recent essay by Sandra Beasley.    

A reader responds to a recent review of Randall B. Woods’s “Shadow Warrior.”    

Readers respond to a recent review of Willa Cather’s letters.    

In Helene Wecker’s novel, two folkloric creatures emerge onto the streets of 1899 New York.    

The author of “Wolf Hall” and “Bring Up the Bodies” prefers books with action: “I don’t like overrefinement, or to dwell in the heads of vaporous ladies with fine sensibilities.”    

The increase is less than in previous years, and hardcovers still outsell e-books.

Fred Stoller's memoir details what it's like to be a 'perennial TV guest star.'

Plus, 'Duck Dynasty' is a hit on the best seller list

Some people love their e-readers, but there are still some who want to see it on paper.

The British critic, who did a new translation of 'Divine Comedy,' shares his thoughts.

His debut novel, 'Southern Cross the Dog,' is about a young black man in Mississippi.

A guide to the perfect books to give your grad.

E-book sales are up by 43%, but that's viewed as a slowdown in the market.

Adventuresome professor Robert Langdon, returns in a novel inspired by Dante's 'Inferno.'

Dan Brown's 'Inferno' likely will become a movie, but 'The Lost Symbol' comes first.

His book is about the Iraq War.

Read an excerpt of the upcoming book from the author of two of Oprah's Book Club selections.