John Irving's latest novel, In One Person, is a timely statement about men and women, the nature of sexuality and society's assault on the self.

Sex is not the same thing as love. Author John Irving knows this intellectually and having a bisexual at the center of his latest novel is not a big deal.

"In One Person" by John Irving Simon & Schuster, $28.00 Publishes on May 8, 2012 What is it about? At age 13, timid and naive Billy realizes th...

There's definitely a certain appeal about the "angry" writer. I don't think I'm the only one intrigued with this idea; the Examiner recently put out a...

I thought McNally, because he has experienced the Iowa Writers' Workshop firsthand--and lived to tell the funniest tale ever written about it--would be an ideal subject to interview about a lot of concerns in the writing and publishing industries.

BOSTON — The Alabama university professor suspected in the triple slaying of three colleagues is a cousin of novelist John Irving. Amy Bishop t...

While we wait for the final verdict on the future of print, take a look at the following ten books that I read and enjoyed in 2009. They'll still be around for you to enjoy in 2010.

We're back again with your weekly book review round-up: Neverland: J. M. Barrie, the Du Mauriers and the Dark Side of "Peter Pan", Piers Dudgeon The...

I was born without hands. I've spent 40 years reading on the floor. I've dreamed of being able to hold a book in bed. The e-reader has changed my life: one click of a button and I'm turning pages without hands!

My sexual awakening came at the hands of John Irving, or his words anyway.