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The "unsparing" manuscript is scheduled for publication on October 21

After Frank Meyer played the role of the pied piper for college Communism in England during the 1930s, he astonishingly transformed in America by the 1960s into, as Daniel J. Flynn's new book is titled, the individual who created conservatism

In the new book, "The Carpool Detectives: A True Story of Four Moms, Two Bodies and One Mysterious Cold Case" (Random House), writer Chuck Hogan details how a group of moms solved a fifteen-year-old gruesome double-homicide that had long eluded veteran law enforcement Sherlocks.

Sweet Pickle Books, a pandemic-era venture from Strand Bookstore veteran Leigh Altshuler, has taken both book and pickle fans by storm in its first five years in business, its owner told The Post – and is booming so much it’s expanding with a second location.

In the summer of 2020, what occurred between four white men could not merely be seen as unfortunate, tragic, or merely illegal; it was deemed racist, writes Thomas Chatterton Williams in "Summer of Our Discontent."

Between starting his law studies at Hastings College of Law in 1977 and graduating in 1980, Louis Sachar released his debut book, "Sideways Stories from Wayside School." The book became a classic

In "Rescue at the Reef: The Incredible True Story of a Little Boy with Enormous Faith," Jameson and Mary Catherine Reeder recount the incident when a shark bit off their young son's leg in the Florida Keys

When it comes to writing books, author Christopher J. Yates has a unique approach.

Regardless of your literary preferences, this genre of book is certainly trending right now

Danielle Styron shares her experiences from seven years of flying alongside the wealthy and renowned in her new memoir, “The Mile High Club: Confessions of a Private Jet Flight Attendant," which she co-authored with her brother, James Styron

Malin Akerman discusses her "spicy" new series "The Hunting Wives," the "fun" romantic scenes with Brittany Snow, and the possibility of a "27 Dresses" sequel. Check out the exclusive video

In "Human History on Drugs: An Utterly Scandalous but Entirely Truthful Look at History Under the Influence," Sam Kelly examines the high times of notable historical figures, including Presidents Nixon and JFK and Pope Leo XIII.

Jason Chaffetz's new book, “They're Coming for You,” exposes how the feds found a workaround to steal your private info — and warns it won’t end with the Biden administration.

A new biography about Gwyneth Paltrow revealed why she reached her "breaking point" and ended her friendship with Madonna.

Dozens of paperbacks at a Brooklyn bookstore curled in on themselves this week as Mother Nature huffed her hot and sticky breath across the Big Apple, images dramatically showed.

Fox News contributor Johnny Joey Jones’ first book spent eight weeks on The New York Times Best Sellers list — yet he was shocked when his latest debuted at No. 1. In “Behind the Badge: Answering the Call to Serve on America’s Homefront,” Jones talks to “nine first responders who’ve all had an impact on my life” — most “lifelong friends, some family, and all of them heroes to me” — to get a “raw, unfiltered look into the duty they fulfill and the burden they carry,” as he writes.

"Jaws" author Peter Benchley's widow, Wendy Benchley, told The Post she still visits the film's shooting location on Martha's Vineyard.

Angel Reese declined numerous requests to provide comments on Christine Brennan's new book about her on-court competitor, Caitlin Caitlin, as per the author

The exclusive photo book "Safe/Haven" showcases 77 radiant pages capturing what appears to be the untroubled gay lifestyle in New York during the 1950s

There are numerous indications that this might be true

A new book details the Seabrook Family.

In her latest book, "We Just Might Make It After All" (Gallery Books, June 17), Elyce Arons notes that Spade experienced depression in the months before she passed away

Fifty years ago this month, three clean-cut art-school students who called themselves Talking Heads played an audition night at the Bowery club CBGB.

In "You Have the Magic," NYC-based influencer and manifestation coach Haley Hoffman Smith reveals the five questions to ask yourself to identify and break free of mental barriers.

Just as the "Gunfighter Era" of the Old West was famous for street shootouts, it was also renowned for its exaggerated stories and witty remarks