HIGH COUNTRY — Amanda Held Opelt has written her new book “A Hole in the World” and talked about the grief she dealt with while writing it.
Books are the gifts that keep giving, and if this trio of new releases for December wasn’t already on your Christmas list, it’s not too late: …
‘The Boys from Biloxi’ by John Grisham
Theologians have long noted the spiritual distinction between happiness and joy — happiness tends to be achieved externally while joy is achie…
The title of Nicholas Sparks’ newest book is a place many readers will put off visiting — at least for a night — as they spend the wee hours f…
Family has always been the foundation of Robert Dugoni’s Tracy Crosswhite series, and in “What She Found” (Thomas & Mercer, paperback, $15…
International Standard Book Numbers, or ISBNs — those ubiquitous barcodes responsible for making books one of the earliest online commodities …
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It might not take a spell to change an award-winning political columnist into a fantasy writer — it could be argued that the two genres are no…
A funny thing happened on the way to Vitaliy Katsenelson’s investment columns: Readers came for advice but stayed for the stories — and the pa…
There are six basic punches in the world of boxing, and John Grisham lands three of them in his knockout new offering, “Sparring Partners (Jak…
Don Winslow may not have written “City on Fire” in Homeric Greek, but that’s where the differences end between this tour-de-force of the crimi…
Upwards of 1 million books are published annually in the United States alone, making that next choice for a great read a bit daunting. To cut …
With somewhere between 600,000 and 1 million books published annually in the United States alone, choosing that next great read can be a chall…
If wishes could come true, this would be the Nicholas Sparks novel you’ve been asking for. “The Wish” (Grand Central Publishing), Sparks’ Sept…
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When everyone involved in a murder investigation is a suspect — including the dead man — it’s more than likely you’ve wandered into one of Wil…
The early fall literary season typically offers a plethora of new novels aimed at warming winter days and nights. This year is no different.
Few are the people of a certain age and generation who cannot tell you where they were on Sept. 11, 2001, the day that terrorists attacked our…
Musician, guitarist, composer, photographer, documentarian and, as of now, author, Andy Summers — guitarist for the multi-million selling rock…
Excising ghosts through the language of trauma propels PEN/Faulkner Award winner Azareen Van Der Vilet Oloomi’s important new novel through a …
‘Unthinkable’ by Brad Parks (Thomas & Mercer, $24.95, 351 pages)
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The Watauga County Friends of the Library will host a huge book sale that will open in conjunction with the re-appearance of Boone First Friday.
“The Most Perfect Thing in the Universe” (Margaret Ferguson Books, 183 pages, $17.99)
“The North Face of the Heart” by Dolores Redondo, translated by Michael Meigs (Amazon Crossing, 475 pages, $24.95)
“NASA Space Shuttle: 40th Anniversary” by Piers Bizony (Motorbooks, 192 pages, $50)
‘Beth and Amy’ (Berkley, 332 pages, $16 trade paperback)
‘The Postman From Space: The Biker Bandits’
In a world of bits and bytes, Kindles and Kobos and, horror of horrors, reading a book on your iPhone, the homepage for Analog Sea — an offlin…