As Hard Choices enters its first week at number one, it’s difficult to say if it will make the list for the Pulitzer Prize in April 2015. To calculate the odds, let’s look at some past winners.(READ MORE)
Hillary Clinton's memoir Hard Choices reminds us of how far Clinton has already come, even if she’s had to take a backseat role along the way. For a timeline of some notable moments from Hillary’s Greatest Hits, read on.(READ MORE)
We spoke to HRC authors Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes about their own journey of discovering the softer side of Clinton, and what surprised them most in writing about the potential first female president. (READ MORE)
We doubt the main characters in 'House of Cards' have much time for reading, but should Underwood and his cohorts find themselves with some downtime, we suggest they curl up with a good book.(READ MORE)
Each month, Biographile sorts through all the upcoming releases in biography and memoir, across publishers, to provide a curated reading list of the month's most exciting new titles. Below are our picks for February 2014.(READ MORE)
Scarlett Johansson and Reese Witherspoon are rumored to be candidates for the role of Hillary Rodham Clinton, Dan Savage's autobiography is due out today, singer Nick Carter is writing about his years as a member of The Backstreet Boys, and the film rights to "My Cross to Bear," the autobiography of southern...(READ MORE)
Plus, Usher is set to play Sugar Ray Leonard in an upcoming Hands of Stone biopic, while Hillary Clinton will also be portrayed in an upcoming biopic.(READ MORE)
Plus, Former Geto Boy Scarface, or Brad Jordan, will soon take his celebrated lyricism to the printed page and Hillary Clinton’s promised memoir is now a sure deal.(READ MORE)
Benedict Cumberbatch is rumored to be replacing Leonardo DiCaprio as the lead man in The Imitation Game, "Catcher in the Rye" author and notorious recluse J.D. Salinger is set to be the subject of a documentary and oral biography this year, Hillary Clinton is in talks of penning yet another memoir, and...(READ MORE)
Plus, U.S. Army general Stanley McChrystal has written a memoir, Elizabeth Wurtzel checks in with New York Magazine, and Young Il Kim's Hilary Rodham Clinton biopic has already been placed on the infamous Hollywood Black List.(READ MORE)
