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'Railsea' has a train crew chasing a giant mole named Mocker-Jack.

What's buzzing in the books world today? 'Outsiders' e-books, Carlos Fuentes and more.

Mexican novelist and essayist Carlos Fuentes, one of the leading writers of the Spanish-speaking world during the past 50 years, has died at ...

The author of 'Friday Night Lights' examines the author's relationship with his disabled son

For lovers of roller coasters, "Friday Night Lights" author and his son Zach are living the dream.

The widow of Randy Pausch is out with a memoir, four years after the best-selling author of The Last Lecture died of cancer.

Kirk Douglas and Truman Capote join the digital revolution.

What should you get mom on Sunday? A book - wrapped, of course.

The author of a book called Shades of Grey says her work is being confused with that of a chart-topping erotic fiction writer.

The blog star moves from computer screen to memoir with the irrevent, whimsical 'Let's Pretend This Never Happened.'

Have you thought about Mother's Day yet?

The TV personality chats with USA TODAY about his new book, 'Most Talkative.'

What's going on in the book world today?

The book reached No. 4 in 2009 when the film adaptation was released.

"Robert Caro has once again done America a great service," the former president writes in his 'New York Times' book review on Sunday.

The 'Fifty Shades of Grey' author says she has written two more novels.

Let's compare the new novels form Tinsley Mortimer and Bethenny Frankel.

The fastest-selling book of the year has women and publishers rushing to embrace erotic fiction.

What's buzzing in the books world today?

In the world of children's picture books, where cute and cuddly know few limits, the author and illustrator was neither.