Books

Whither the literary journal? Can a printed book-magazine hybrid maintain readership in the digital age?

You see it's not that hard to become a terrorist; it might just be harder not to.

This should be required reading for anybody wanting to understand the reality of living with terrorism.

A vivid portrait of a country struggling to stay away from the madness that has affected so many other nations.

This look at Hall of Fame quarterback John Unitas displays the difference between a "sports biography" and a standard biography.

A well-written and exciting novel I recommend to those who like a lot of grit in their mysteries.

Cartoonist R. Crumb’s trading card series of blues, jazz and country tributes get reprinted in a single volume.

Music, drugs, race, culture and politics all play a role in this first biography of jazz trumpet player Lee Morgan.

An award-winning book looks at the people and communities that struggled to survive the Dust Bowl years.

Nick Hornby avoids the Stephen King Syndrome.