Mohsin Hamid's new novel "How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia" is a sort of self-help book that provides tips on getting "filthy rich."
Basketball coach Pat Summitt turned to writing after being diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, and is all set to release her memoir "Sum it Up".
Sonali Deraniyagala lost her family to the Tsunami incident that took place Dec. 26, 2004. She narrates the incident in her new book "Wave."
Author Jamaica Kincaid releases her new novel which tackles some difficult themes, 10 years after writing her last novel.
Sandra Day O'Connor shares her experience of being the first female Supreme Court judge in her new novel "Out of Order", which will be available for purchase March 5, 2013.
Jeb Bush suggests the US law should make immigration easier and illegal immigrants should be given legal residency and not citizenship.
Since going to college is as expensive as $60,000 for a state university, Dale Stephens addresses the commonly asked question - "Is college really worth it?" in his new book.
Indian writer Amish Tripathi has been paid a whopping $1 million in advance for his upcoming epic trilogy, setting a new record.
Author Christine Ammer releases the latest version of a dictionary of idioms that contains 10,000 of the most commonly used idioms.
German book retailers have collaborated with Deutsche Telekom to launch their own e-book reader, challenging Amazon's stronghold over the market.
Global militant organization Al-Qaeda has released an online English magazine that teaches potential militants how to cause traffic accidents and torch cars.
Author Ben Fountain was announced the winner of the National Book Critics Circle award for his first novel.
Carmen Blandin Tarleton, the author of "Overcome: Burned Blinded and Blessed", has undergone a full face transplant and is now "happy and doing well."
Vatican reporter John Thavis releases his new book "The Vatican Diaries: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Power, Personalities and Politics at the Heart of the Catholic Church", which talks about the politics involved in picking a new Pope.
E.L. James announced at the Vanity Fair Oscar party that her next novel will not be as raunchy as "Fifty Shades of Grey", and that she may write it under another name.
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