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Sophia's life has been long misinterpreted, so my goal was to provide accurate information and tell her true story.
I was in a haze, where everything--a stubbed toe, a restaurant running out of the soup I wanted for lunch, my chronic despair over being single--morphed into the sad, dense fog of my mother's absence.
While Moving Millions is well written, with excellent documentation, it is often challenging to navigate the context of the various episodes throughout the book.
Our penchant for thinking, rather than just reacting, is why managers end up with such unreasonable responses to their time-honored practices. The feedback they give produces the opposite of what they intend.
Judith Montefiore's The Jewish Manual is a fascinating document of Victorian Jewish England. It is emblematic of a Jewish civilization whose Orthodox practices were fused with the values of secular modernity.
Are all poets dead poets? Not a super cheerful thought here in the midst of a rainy Chicago spring, but it would solve some things if it were true.
While the phrase "The End of the Free Market" may capture public anxiety in America today, Bremmer should have called his book "The End of State Capitalism"—he bets that free markets will win the "war" with statists.
Citkowitz is a wit and a seer, setting seemingly everyday folk in unusual circumstances and then showing us that normal doesn't really exist, after all.
Get out your double strength Dramamine, or your shiatsu pressure point wrist bands or whatever you use. Because we're going on a cruise. Sarah Palin's new book has a title, and a release date, publisher HarperCollins announced Tuesday.
Looking for great fiction-writing? Friends, that is it: not a word wasted, every beat true, drama at the red line, a surprise that packs a wallop.
Yes, you can change your beliefs, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy teaches you precisely how.
The problem is that, like books about any catastrophe, the books about this spill will focus our attention on a single high-profile event, and distract us from far greater risks.
Robson writes with a fluidity and honesty that drew me firmly into the women's struggle for dignity and freedom, and she rendered the beauty of Cuernavaca and the surrounding countryside with such acuity that I fell in love with the place.
Emily Giffin slices through the layers of three people's lives to lay bare the needs and longings of their hearts.
When I told people I was training to become a therapist the reaction typically was, "That will help you so much as a writer." Actually, it turned out to be the opposite: being a writer helped me as a therapist.
Cristina Eisenberg takes her reader on a breathtaking, sometimes heartbreaking tour of the planet from the Gulf of Maine to the Amazonian rain forests.
Like every new prize, your book can't sustain the promotion it first garnered. Months after its release, your book needs to remain top of mind, and keeping it in the media spotlight takes effort.
Whether you're planning a visit or whether you're an enthusiastic virtual traveler, here's a list of some excellent Paris-related books.
Mr. Rove has just released his autobiography, Courage and Consequence: My Life as a Conservative in the Fight which contains advice on the concept of audience advocacy.
