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What book about your cultural heritage would you recommend to other readers?

March 16, 2001

What author have you been following since the beginning of her or his career?

March 9, 2001

Did you ever read something about an author that made you question being a fan?

March 2, 2001

What is your ideal place to read, real or imagined?

February 23, 2001

When reading either fiction or non-fiction, what period in history do you most like to read about?

February 16, 2001

Have you ever read a book in one sitting?

February 9, 2001

What is the most romantic book you've ever read?

February 2, 2001

Interview: Michael Connelly, author of A Darkness More Than Night

Feb 2, 2001

February 2, 2001

Michael Connelly is back with his latest thriller, A DARKNESS MORE THAN NIGHT, which is already making a big buzz in the publishing world. With DARKNESS returns Connelly's well known recurring characters --- Terry McCaleb and Harry Bosch, who is not only a major character but a suspect in this novel. Bookreporter.com's Senior Writer Joe Hartlaub dove headfirst into Connelly's most recent creation and came up with a series of indepth questions for the author. Enjoy our interview with Connelly where we find out about Harry Bosch's namesake, what's in store next for the detective, the free story available on Connelly's website, and much more.

What author you would like to have dinner with (or any other meal) --- and what would you serve?

January 26, 2001

Interview: Brad Meltzer, author of The First Counsel

Jan 26, 2001

January 26, 2001

Brad Meltzer is an author extraordinare --- not only can he write hair raising legal thrillers full of complex characters and enticing plot lines, but he can also conduct interviews in cars on his cell phone during a hectic author tour. Bookreporter.com's Senior Writer Joe Hartlaub wrote the in-depth questions and managed to impress the author in the midst of traffic. Find out the details about Meltzer's new book, THE FIRST COUNSEL, how he dug up so much dirt on the White House, where you can find his cleverly inserted references that our eagle-eye reader Joe already discovered, what he has planned next, and much more.