Books

Fifteen years after Auburn won one of the more unlikely national championships in college football history, a new…

Lynne Tooms A focus on front-list books, a greater number of exclusive offerings and a new mission to…

p]:text-cms-story-body-color-text clearfix”> This 1882 L.A. phonebook includes just 90 names. (William Liang / For The Times) On April…

Gallwey explores what internal dialogue does to performance, taking the principles beyond the sports environment. By distinguishing “Self…

When Trent Dalton was 25 and working as a feature journalist, he interviewed the brother of a notorious…

On 16 October 2023, a young man and woman sat down in the back row of the second-floor…

Seventeen years after its original publication, Art & Sole returns in an expanded, updated edition, capturing the evolution…

More than 10 years in the making, Arabelle Sicardi’s “The House of Beauty” has arrived. The book, a…

Author Simon Phipps is a man obsessed. An artist, sculptor and photographer, he is also at the vanguard…

Joan O’Leary’s “A Killer Wedding.” (Provided photo — Diane Chase) I recently read a…

Being a Vietnamese American led directly to Trung Le Nguyen becoming a cartoonist. “When you don’t speak the…

The Miami Book Fair, the nation’s longest-running literary festival, has unveiled its lineup for its 42nd year. This…

All They Did Was Win Auburn book looks back at Auburn’s improbable 2010 national championship season