Bookseller Molly Coogan works not far from where "Jaws" was filmed. Her reading recommendation is right on theme, "even if you missed Shark Week."

Pulitzer-Prize winning cartoonist Steve Sack has captured six presidents as well as countless governors, senators and representatives in his career. His new book is a look back at political history, in caricature.

Bookseller Kathryn Harper tore through 'The Tower of the Antilles' in two days. The short story collection is 'ten different, interesting pieces that you put together,' she said.

Author Dina Nayeri left Iran when she was ten years old. In a discussion sparked by her new book, "Refuge," listeners called in to share their own stories of immigration, belonging and fear.

Author Ann Hood absolutely devoured books as a child, and many still stick with her today. What book was a formative read for you, growing up?

The author of "Behold the Dreamers" says she didn't intend for the novel to be about immigration.

Meredith Hylton grew up reading historical fiction. She says 'Serafina and the Black Cloak' is exactly what she would have read when she was 12.

The film version of "The Glass Castle," Jeannette Walls' best-selling memoir, hits theaters this weekend. She hopes the film will help others deal with their troubled histories.

In his latest novel and essay collection, writer Paul Kingsnorth explores cataclysmic change through a new lens.

"The Dark Net" is Percy's latest in a series of literary horror fantasies. But the novel is just one of the writing universes Percy inhabits.