Editor Pick: Books

Singer-songwriter Moby discussed his new memoir, his advocacy for animal welfare, and his music.

'In More Chocolate, No Cavities,' dentist Roger Lucas offers a revolutionary approach for preventing cavities in kids. It's based on diet, eating habits and biochemistry. Turns out, crackers are a leading culprit in causing cavities. Chocolate's really not so bad.

When I am writing the first draft of a book and then through the revision process, discipline becomes my middle name.

'Manhattan Night' is a quick, dark read that builds to an unexpected and perhaps not completely satisfying climax.

'Less Pain, Fewer Pills' by Stanford University pain expert Dr. Beth Darnall offers a welcome alternative to addicting, dangerous perscription opiates. There are better, far safer ways to manage pain, and it all starts in the brain, writes the author.

New novel, 'Hadrian's Rage,' set in homosexual society explores reverse discrimination.

The lack of sleep is costing us $63 billion annually in terms of people calling in sick to work or going into work unprepared to actually function.

In writing about my characters’ hardships, I’ve become more empathetic and a better therapist.

I've written for as long as I can remember and started writing novel-length fiction as a teenager.

In 'Gone Again' by James Grippando, a mother is convinced that her daughter is alive; she has just heard from her again, and she wants to make sure an innocent man is not executed for a crime she does not believe happened.