They came to see Florida's sharpest satirist, Carl Hiaasen, whose newest novel "Fever Beach" continues his 40-year tradition ...

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The author and late-night host discusses his book, 'PAPA Doesn't Do Anything,' and the special bond he shares with his dad ...

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Dave Barry says he's always been the "class clown." His new book looks back at his "first 77 years," examining the funny but also the tragic. NPR's Scott Simon speaks to the Pulitzer Prize winner.

Angourie Rice and playwright mom Kate Rice talk about their debut romance novel "Stuck Up & Stupid" and the staying power of "Pride and Prejudice." ...

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The author of ‘I See You’ve Called in Dead’ says the death of his firefighter brother was a catalyst for the novel.

He has put together a collection of stories, many from growing up in Nashville's Old Hickory area, and some thoughts on random topics like tipping, sushi and Whataburger in his 226-page literary debut ...

The foreground of the tale appears more mundane. Kofi is always late for school. “I wanted to make the African community in ...

A local sports writer for the Ashland newspaper asked a fan to describe George Foster, one of the all-time great players in ...

This week’s literary geography quiz highlights fictional works with the names of real U.S. cities in their ... Fill in the location in the book’s title: “The Mysteries of ” Cleveland ...