Read a review of ‘Muck City’ in Tropical Life, Page 6M.

If Jess Walter had a time machine, the dial would surely be set to Italy in 1962.

The author looks at the political and personal relationships of the Clintons.

Anne Lamott’s latest book is named for her favorite essential prayers for everyday life: Help Thanks Wow.

Pam Houston has always stirred a healthy dose of reality into her fiction, and so when you read her latest novel and note that there are several near plane crashes in it, you have to ask: How many of those actually — gulp — happened?

She wasn’t saying it to be mean or anything, Justin Cronin’s daughter Iris assured him, but it was time to face facts: Those earnest literary novels he was writing were boring, no matter how many prizes they were winning. He needed to jazz things up.

Fox News TV host and bestselling author Bill O’Reilly delves into history to bring the past alive.

As graphic novels and comics grow in acceptance and influence in popular culture and literature, their prominence at the Miami Book Fair International is also rising.

Former Miami Mayor Manny Diaz will share lessons about the transformation of the city under his administration, detailed in his new book, at the Miami Book Fair on Friday.

In his newest book, writer Adam Gopnik tackles nothing less than the meaning of food, from the rise of the restaurant in pre-revolutionary France to today’s foodie culture.

Because she’s a famous actress, and because you still associate her with the classic teen-film trilogy of Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and Pretty in Pink, you start reading Molly Ringwald’s fiction debut When It Happens to You looking for movie references. You expect a more facile, disposable book, because countless actors have written autobiographies and dishy tell-alls and fact-based tales of Hollywood shenanigans. But when you start to think of famous actors who made the leap to novelist, you come up empty.

A Miami Book Fair International panel on erotica will debate life after ‘Fifty Shades of Grey.’

Author Sandra Cisneros paid tribute Tuesday night to her late mother with words and laughter.

Khaled Hosseini writes a meandering, yet complex and compelling novel about generations connected by a Kabul villa

A historian explores the country, looking for important spots that our nation has mostly forgotten.

Debut novel from Laura Lee Smith explores a fractured family living in a fictional small town on the cusp of change.

John le Carré entertains with his lyrical style in his intriguing suspense novel.

A gutsy Paul Theroux endures a solo trip to the place he explored decades ago.

“I just read a first novel by Holly Goddard Jones, The Next Time You See Me and Jamie Quattro’s first short story collection I Want To Show You More. They’re both young writers, and I think both are so fresh. They just have striking voices.”

South Florida lends itself to people stripping down. Celebs, residents and tourists do it all the time. Canadian rocker Bryan Adams is no exception.

A journalist finds quirky people and entertaining tales on the back roads of the Sunshine State

Stephen King’s sons offer moving and satisfying novels, one about a cruel world, the other about a thwarted filmmaker.

Jennifer Gilmore turns her own experiences with the dehumanizing adoption process into a novel.