Webster County Library

Amid entanglements between Russia and young Americans, a first novel explores the sense of betrayal in the loss of family and friends.    

Gail Godwin’s novel is populated almost exclusively by orphans of various stripes.    

Paperback books of particular interest.    

Recently reviewed books of particular interest.    

Some Russians say literature had more political power when it was forbidden.    

New books by Mark S. Weiner, Andrew T. Guzman, Ben Goldacre, Daniel Brook and Vishaan Chakrabarti.    

Walter Mosley is never better than when he’s got a juicy cut of history to chew on — this time the late ’60s.    

William Dalrymple seeks contemporary lessons in Britain’s disastrous 19th-century invasion of Afghanistan.    

Amanda Knox tells her story of being charged with murder in Italy.    

Janet Malcolm’s penetrating profiles are case studies in defeated amour-propre.    

The final volume of Rick Atkinson’s trilogy shows that the road to Berlin was far from smooth.    

An exploration of how, or if, interfaith marriages work in a nation of many religions.    

A reader responds to a recent interview with Amanda Knox.    

Readers respond to a recent review of “The Sleepwalkers” and “July 1914.”    

A reader responds to a recent review of “The Federal Society.”    

Ten must-reads for teens.

Read the prologue from the upcoming book from the author.

She'll tell the story of her health journey.

The trade show will feature big-name authors and big industry questions.

Dylan Dethier wrote '18 in America' about his year-long, cross-crountry golf trip.