John Warner

John Feinstein was an observer and reporter who went long and deep on his subjects in order to reveal insights that would otherwise remain hidden.

Reading the UK edition of “Orbital” by Samantha Harvey reminded me that a book’s layout and design absolutely impact our experience of reading it.

It is a novel about marriage and friendship and parenting and the way those acts overlap for these people who love — and also sometimes hate — each other.

In a lot of ways, my reading has made me, and Tom Robbins is one of the writers you can find in the DNA of my sensibilities.

"Norman Lear: His Life and Times" by Tripp Whetsell tells the story of the legendary producer behind "All in the Family" and many other groundbreaking shows.

Her new book recounts her experiences after the sudden death of her husband, the writer Tony Horwitz. It is not just another book about grief.

“The Mailman” does all the necessary work of establishing a new hero, while also delivering a genuinely involving and suspenseful action thriller.

“Mothers and Sons” explores how we both love and harm those who are closest to us, sometimes simultaneously.