Nathaniel Hawthorne’s, THE SCARLET LETTER; the daring Hester Prynne has an affair, births a daughter, and manages their lives, despite...

Jean Craighead George’s, MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN; Sam Gribley is an unhappy city boy who runs away to the...

Tom Wolfe’s, THE BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES; the collision of snobbish Wall Street with the backstreet of the Bronx.

Erich Segal’s, LOVE STORY; Very young, potent love; very young, potent death.

After a matriarch passes on, her divisive family assembles for a meal.

The life of Camille Pissarro, the Jewish Impressionist–and the author’s last book.

The stories of the Studio bosses: Harry Cohn, William Fox, Carl Laemmle, Louis B. Mayer, Jack and Harry Warner; Adolph...

From near poverty in San Antonio, to Lucille Ball-like success in television, movies, and the stage.

Unaware of his sterility, Joe Saul’s wife commits adultery so her husband can have his long-desired child.

Booth Tarkington’s, THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS;  the 1919 Pulitzer-Prize winning novel shows the decline of a wealthy family–in part from the introduction of...

A coterie of lonely-hearts are stuck together in a squalid Mexican hotel.

The actress’s career and lifelong rivalry with her Oscar-winning sister, Olivia de Havilland.