John Warner

"The Wilderness" braids together the stories of four friends as the women move from their early 20's into middle age, a personal era that Angela Flournoy calls "the wilderness."

The old “Yes & Know” invisible ink books have been recently resurrected by a small, Ann Arbor-based company, Tree Town Toys.

Erin Somers' new novel, "The Ten Year Affair," manages to deftly balance humor and heart throughout as we see what the domestic life looks like for the millennial generation.

The brilliance in "Minor Black Figures" is in Brandon Taylor's insistence that we sit through both the mundane moments and the more thrilling times.

"The Mind Reels" is slim but powerful, gripping without making any effort to manipulate the reader through a redemptive plot arc or even milking sympathy for Alice.

I will be forever grateful to Lily King for her 2020 book "Writers and Lovers," which was the first novel to break me out of my COVID pandemic disorientation.

The novel is an attempt to understand the man, his life, his death and the force of a daughter's love despite betrayal and absences.

“Baldwin: A Love Story” is an exploration of how a boy born in the most desperate poverty in a country that denied his rights and opportunity can become an enduring...

"Seduction Theory" is primarily the story of Simone and Ethan, a married couple and members of the Edwards University creative writing department.

Thanks to a viral video posted to social media by “Fresh Air” and NPR, we are now privileged to have an inside look at the specific method of Terry Gross’...