Michael Schaub

The Glendale-based poet and CalArts faculty member is the author of 'How to Fall in Love in a Time of Unnameable Disaster.'

The author's sophomore novel, out now from Avid Reader Press, follows a Bosnian refugee in the U.S. who is reeling from a divorce and recovering from alcoholism. He writes letters...

Esinam Bediako won the Ann Petry Award from the Pasadena-based publisher for her debut novel, 'Blood on the Brain,' out in stores now.

Jessica Elisheva Emerson's debut novel about an obsessive love affair is set in L.A.’s Pico-Robertson neighborhood.

The novel, which 'Good Morning America' selected for its book club, is set in 1955 and follows Vera, a young Mexican actress who is cast in a Biblical epic film.

Settle in for a season of suspense as Kate Atkinson, Richard Osman, Kwei Quartey and more have books out.

The author will appear with her sister, actor and author Tembi Locke, at Vroman's on Sept. 17.

Writer Maxim Loskutoff talks about how the shadow of the killer, who lived not too far from him in Montana, loomed in his imagination.

The Ripped Bodice's Leah Koch returns with advice for Southern California readers looking for books with heart.

Jesse Katz talks about how he came to write about a botched gang hit and the young man who pulled the trigger.