Book Reviews

When president became king.

The oldest profession gets a Hollywood makeover.

A memoir of a shared experience and a seemingly balanced assessment of Thompson.

Fascinating inside account of a boy growing up in Germany during World War Two.

A clever, entertaining satire that will make you wonder about Hollywood and the space program.

The Collector of Worlds blends factual and fictionalized accounts of the life of Sir Richard Francis Burton.

With Kafkaesque and Orwellian overtones, Nobel laureate's 1977 novel, now available in U.S., remains all too relevant today.

A marvelous book of baseball and friendship...

Gina Pera takes a close look at an often ignored subject: Adult ADD.

Some 2,500 years after his death, the "Father of History" serves as traveling companion and guide for British journalist.