Editor Pick: Books

The writer talks about both the Longmire books and their transition into series television.

Robert Garnett tells the story of Charles Dickens and the three women he loved.

The photos show Steampunk creations, from dresses and corsets to jewelry and masks, in intricate detail. And it tells you where to buy them.

The s-f master’s first novel, a pulpish look at Fifties street gang life, gets a reissue through Hard Case Crime.

"I wanted Katie and Mia to both have their own ‘voice’. As the old saying goes, there are two sides to every story–and I wished to show both."

Cromwell, as intelligent as ever, looks at every situation from several angles, always trying to serve England.

Two YA fantasists discuss the dynamics of diversity.

This poet has the ability to not only bring elements of the human condition to life, but puts our lives into their proper perspective.

A novel to read slowly, to relish its depiction of a slower, gentler world.

If a maid service could clean her house in an hour or two a week, there was no reason why her family of six could not do the same.