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Title:Season With a Clue

Summary:The holidays now produce a thriving subgenre of mystery novels.... (12/5/2008 11:31:46 AM)

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The holidays now produce a thriving subgenre of mystery novels.

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For the second holiday season in a row, Amazon's Kindle e-book reader is out of stock. A look at the device's functions and other e-book options.

Actor Christopher Plummer talks about his recently released memoir, "In Spite of Myself."

Car dealerships are a playing field: If you don't know the rules, you'll lose the game.

Tense negotiations over access and rights in a dodgy ethical atmosphere.

Cynthia Crossen's self-imposed challenge this week was to save money by reading a book that she owns but has never read.

A bold quest to master Mozart and survive a public performance.

With every new president comes a new style of communicating. Elvin T. Lim on insightful books about presidential rhetoric.

Two books explore what it means to be alone in the modern world.