Michael Waldman

Michael Waldman, author of 'The Second Amendment', talks about taking a break from reading about the founding fathers now that his own book is finished.

Michael Waldman: What Are You Reading?

Nina Sankovitch

Nina Sankovitch, author of 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered' talks about reading 'Quiet Dell' by Jayne Anne Phillips.

Nina Sankovitch: What Are You Reading?

Thanassis Cambanis

Thanassis Cambanis, author of 'Once Upon a Revolution', talks about laughing out loud while reading 'The Silence and the Roar' by Nihad Sirees.

Thanassis Cambanis: What Are You Reading?

Dianne Hales

Dianne Hales, author of 'Mona Lisa; A Life Discovered,' talks bout the types of books that she loves to read, and how she categorizes them.

Dianne Hales: What Are You Reading?

Jeff Hobbs

Jeff Hobbs, author of 'The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace' talks about reading Marina Keegan's 'The Opposite of Loneliness' and the parallels with his own work.

Jeff Hobbs: What Are You Reading?

Scott Eyman

Scott Eyman, author of 'John Wayne: The Life and Legend' is reading about the original "trial of the century" when, in 1921, actor Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle was accused of murder, as recounted in Greg Merritt's 'Room 1219.'

Scott Eyman: What Are You Reading?

Andrew D. Kaufman talks about reading Tolstoy's ANNA KARENINA and  WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS by J. M. Coetzee.

Andrew D. Kaufman: What Are You Reading?

Timothy Denevi

Timothy Denevi, author of Hyper, talks about reading Annals of the Former World by John McPhee.

 Timothy Denevi: What Are You Reading?

Allison Gutknecht, author of Never Wear Red Lipstick on Picture Day, loves reading Tim Federle's book, Better Nate Than Ever.

Allison Gutknecht: What Are You Reading?

Garth Stein

Garth Stein shares his book club is reading THE SON by Philipp Meyer.

Garth Stein: What Are You Reading?

Authors reveal their reading lists--what they're reading now, what books are inspiring them, and what they're recommending to others.

What Are You Reading?

Denise Kiernan

Writing The Girls of Atomic City required hours in the library. Author Denise Kiernan, escapes from intense research by getting lost in Lee Child thrillers and Margaret Atwood novels.

Denise Kiernan: What Are You Reading? 

Christopher Leonard

Christopher Leonard talks about reading the epic book The Bully Pulpit by acclaimed history writer Doris Kearns Goodwin.

Christopher Leonard: What Are You Reading?

Lisa Kay Solomon gets inspired by leaders who give, as detailed in Adam Grant's book Give and Take.

Lisa Kay Solomon: What Are You Reading?

Frederick Dillen, author of Beauty, talks about the range of books that he likes to read, including crime novels.

Frederick Dillen: What Are You Reading?

Nicholas Griffin

Nicholas Griffin, author of Ping-Pong Diplomacy, shares his fiction and non-fiction reading list.

Nicholas Griffin: What Are You Reading?

Laura McBride

Laura McBride, author of We Are Called to Rise, is reading the book she found on her mother's bed stand after she passed away, among others.

Laura McBride: What Are You Reading?

Henry Cloud

Dr. Henry Cloud, author of Never Go Back: 10 Things You'll Never Do Again, enjoys reading about why checklists are so important to the success of top performers.

Henry Cloud: What Are You Reading?

Virgina Postrel

Virginia Postrel is reading Peter Baldwin's book In the Watches of the Night about night time in New York and Chicago before electricity.

Virgina Postrel: What Are You Reading?

Justin Go

Justin Go enjoys going to the library to read the archival letters of Wilfred Allen.

Justin Go: What Are You Reading?

John Taliaferro

John Taliaferro, author of All The Great Prizes, talks about the fat books that he's reading right now.

John Taliaferro: What Are You Reading?

Thalma Lobel

Thalma Lobel, author of Sensation: The New Science of Physical Intelligence, talks about gaining inspiration from the books of Alice Munro.

Thalma Lobel: What Are You Reading?

Shane Kuhn

Shane Kuhn, author of The Intern's Handbook, says he loves a novel that has despicable characters who are still lovable.

Shane Kuhn: What Are You Reading?

Russell Gold, author of The Boom, talks about being inspired by reading the book Play It Again by Alan Rusbridger.

Russell Gold: What Are You Reading?

Peter McGraw

Peter McGraw on reading some great books about creativity and positive psychology.

Peter McGraw: What Are You Reading?

Isla Morley

Isla Morley talks about taking a break from reading fiction while she's writing fiction.

Isla Morley: What Are You Reading?

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