Book Reviews

We thought Dracula was dead; we were deadly wrong.

Chinese intellectual's memoir reflects how even aesthetics are perceived as a threat by totalitarian regimes.

Do you want to learn to paint?

Sing a song, play guitar, make it snappy.

Lively, entertaining, and portraying a country that is wrestling with many of the same problems today.

David Burnett shares 200 pages worth of amazing pictures supplemented with personal notes on the 44 days he spent in Iran during the 1979 Revolution.

Springsteen fans remember the 1978 Darkness tour in a lovingly assembled new coffee-table volume of pictures and stories.

A voyeuristic look out the windows, not in, to see New York from the private views of famous New Yorker’s apartments.

It takes more than jeans and a black turtleneck to give a good presentation.

Fans of chick lit will devour Lindsey Kelk's first book.