Kitty Dukakis’s and Jane Scovell’s NOW YOU KNOW; an “almost” first lady’s thoughts about her childhood, the campaign trail, and horrific depression.

Tennessee Williams’s MEMOIRS; in 1975, the playwright revealed his life as a gay man–and former mental patient–addicted to drugs and alcohol.

Kathrine Kressman Taylor’s ADDRESS UNKNOWN; a 1938 novel–written all in letters–between two friends– predicts the rise of the Nazi party.

Philip Roth’s THE GHOST WRITER; the talented–and promising–writer, Nathan Zuckerman, becomes fascinated with a woman at the house of his idol, author, E.I. Lonoff.