The glamorous literary couple’s archives are housed at the New York Public Library and now open to the public.

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Graydon Carter’s book party, hosted by Mike Bloomberg, felt like a throwback to the golden age of media soirées, with guests ...

A snapshot of popular books.

Ned Garver, who pitched for the St. Louis Browns when they drew few fans, said, “The crowd didn’t dare boo us. The players ...

The editor-in-chief of a Taiwanese publishing house received a three-year prison sentence after a Chinese court convicted him ...

Jeffrey Goldberg may be one of the last journalists the Trump administration would want to inadvertently include on a private ...

Finally — the long-hidden paragraph. The one on Page 3 of a 1958 FBI memo, a document so secret it is literally stamped ...

Presumably, calling the congresswoman from Delaware “Mister” was more important to Self than arms control, international ...

John Feinstein died March 13. He and his career — which might have been the same thing — began at The Chronicle.

Washington Post audaciously posted a lead editorial that warned about “A threat to First Amendment Rights.”  For the past six ...

Feinstein was 30 when he penned 'A Season on the Brink,' a 1986 portrait of Bob Knight and the Indiana Hoosiers.