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New in paperback this month: “Burn Book” by Kara Swisher, “Held” by Anne Michaels, “3 Shades of Blue” by James Kaplan and more.

Wartime historical fiction and celebrity memoirs are among this month’s promising options.

What else to know: The U.S. separately agreed to help Russia gain access to world food markets for its exports. The move was criticized in Ukraine as a concession.

Graydon Carter’s book party, hosted by Mike Bloomberg, felt like a throwback to the golden age of media soirées, with guests Martha Stewart, Diane Sawyer and more.

The "Sunday Morning" book reviewer offers his picks for the best new titles among fiction and non-fiction releases.

The "Sunday Morning" book reviewer offers his suggestions for the new year, including new novels by Adam Ross and Alafair Burke.

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Although audiobooks are the fastest-growing segment of publishing, there are still plenty of people who believe that listening to a book is somehow low and lazy, that, put baldly, it’s cheating.

Here’s what’s really behind Trump’s clash with the courts Is he trying to curb lower-court overreach? Or is he against an independent judiciary altogether?

By Washington Post book critic Ron Charles Here are four new books to take on vacation or just kick back with at home.

A snapshot of popular books.1 JAMES (Doubleday, $28). By Percival Everett. A reimagining of “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” told from the point of view of Jim as he flees from enslavement.