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It's 'spooky' how similar celeb photos in 'Match Prints' are
Photographers Timothy White and Jim Marshall pair up their related shots for a new coffee-table book.
Books roundup: A feast of food and travel titles
Four authors dive into the delights of food from different perspectives.
No classic title is safe from onslaught of literary mashups
With the success of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, there has been a flow of bloody titles featuring classic icons battling ...
'Shadow Tag': A chilly touch for a gripping tale told in a whisper
Louise Erdich's latest novel has echoes of her own life.
Book Buzz: J.D. Robb publishes 30th 'In Death' title
Romance queen Nora Roberts hits a milestone; Robert B. Parker's work keeps coming; and Twilight books lose a little luster.
New in paperback: 'Columbine' by Dave Cullen
USA TODAY calls this account of the horrific 1999 school massacre an "ambitious and ultimately compelling take on the tragedy." ...
Tony Blair's autobiography to be published in September
Will he expose the deal critics suspect carried Britain and the United States to war in Iraq? Take aim at those who dubbed him ...
Victoria, Abe and Jane vs. vampires and zombies
Three iconic figures in history and literature battle the undead in new literary mash-ups. USA TODAY's Carol Memmott sees how ...
Q&A with Seth Grahame-Smith, master of the mashup
The author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies has published his take on another icon: Abraham Lincoln, who apparently also hunted ...
Intelligent, obsessive: 'House Rules' is one of Picoult's best
To grasp on a gut level the emotional texture of what it's like to live with Asperger's syndrome, you need to read this powerful ...
'Letters to Jackie': Nation's grief over JFK poured onto paper
More than 800,000 Americans wrote condolence letters in the wake of John F. Kennedy's murder. Some of the best are collected ...
Book Buzz: Lightning strikes for 'Percy Jackson' sales
Rick Riordan's series reaches Olympian heights; Charles Pellegrino gets a Hiroshima history lesson; and a big buzz surrounds ...
New Voices: Author Heidi W. Durrow
Durrow's debut is 'The Girl Who Fell from the Sky,' novel about a biracial girl who moves in with her grandmother after her family ...
Timely 'Union Atlantic' cashes in on scandal and suspense
Grab the name of any investment bank out of the headlines, substitute Union Atlantic, and you have the heart of Adam Haslett's ...
Book roundup: Fiction, in brief
New novels take us to Long Island Sound, rural Ireland, an Indiana morgue and the wild beauty of Appalachia. Enjoy the trip!
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