Illustrator Nathan Gelgud captures the grand gestures contained in 'Mind of an Outlaw,' a collection of Norman Mailer's essays edited by Phillip Sipiora, introduced by Jonathan Lethem, and now out in paperback.(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)
While Truman's own account of his life in his Memoirs by Harry S. Truman, many other books have since chronicled the 33rd President's achievements. Here are just a few of them.(READ MORE)
In 'Gandhi Before India,' just published in the United States as the first installment of a two-part biography, historian Ramachandra Guha highlights the non-violent leader's early failures as fundamental to his later accomplishments. (READ MORE)
In 2014, LBJ’s time has come. The subject of Robert Caro's multi-volume biographic epic has gone from a lost soul who left the Presidential office in disgrace to the hottest topic in punditry and the bright lights of Broadway in this month's opening of "All the Way."(READ MORE)
Fifty years ago this month, President Lyndon Baines Johnson received some good news from an old friend. But this moment didn't mark the end of his troubles.(READ MORE)
Clifford Chase’s new memoir, The Tooth Fairy, is a collection of fragments that adds up to more than the sum of its parts -- and is unexpectedly moving.(READ MORE)
In his new book, Gabriel Sherman tracks the story of Roger Ailes career at Fox News -- and how he turned it into one of the most definitive influencers in the political and media landscape. (READ MORE)
It has been more than two years since Gates left federal government, and has rejoined civilian life in various roles -- including author. Check out this excerpt from his brand-new audiobook.(READ MORE)
Nathan Gelgud creates illustrations inspired by A Life Worth Living: Albert Camus and the Quest for Meaning. (READ MORE)
