Writing Nonfiction Taxes Novelist Jonathan Coe
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Jonathan Coe, the best-selling British novelist whose satiric prose has won numerous literary awards, found himself challenged by the non-fiction genre in his biography of an avant-garde writer of the 1960s.
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Harry Potter&#39;s Japanese translator could use a little magic in her dispute with tax authorities.
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A. J. Jacobs is a specialist in dubious achievements. This memoir details his reality-show version of living by rules set forth in the Bible.
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In a new book, two journalists show how Americaâs big spenders are dispersing their mountains of dough.
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HarperCollins announced on Wednesday  it would publish a new novel by James Frey, the author who  admitted fabricating key parts of his best-selling drug and  alcohol memoir &quot;A Million Little Pieces.&quot;
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Fashion conscious and controversial, Lee Sheppardâs writing have become a must-read for tax practitioners.
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"The Lodger Shakespeare Â His Life on Silver Street" (Viking. 378 pages. $26.95), by Charles Nicholl: Like a strobe light, historian Charles Nicholl's "The Lodger" provides a few bright, sharp glimpses of private life among Shakespeare and some of his friends and contacts.
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By Stuart Price  In his latest novel, The Steep Approach to Garbadale, the author follows the story of a family who made their money from a computer game. Waterstone's Windsor, Wed; Mercury Theatre, Colchester, Thur  (c) 2007 Independent, The; London (UK).
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Daniel Menaker, who left his post as executive editor in chief of the Random House Publishing Group in June, is moving online in March to be the host of a new Web-based book show.
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This week, billionaire John Sperling launched the latest salvo in the war between red- and blue-state America: âThe Great Divideâ, written by Sperling and four Democratic co-authors.
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The Obama Express. My latest piece on Huffington.  If you like it, please feel free to pass it on.  "cheesecake"
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Some folks are racking up profits in online worlds. How far behind is the IRS? Commentary by Clive Thompson.
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If there is a truth in advertising award for books, specifically book titles, S. L. Price's "Far Afield" is on my short list for 2007 honors. It is literally all over the place, and that's meant as an unqualified compliment.
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This is a story about Americans' tax dollars at work - or, more accurately, their grandparents' tax dollars.
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Great American author, bankrupt by 59. Learn from his mistakes.
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Jeff D. Opdyke, author of "Love & Money: A Life Guide for Financial Success," will be online with Michelle Singletary to answer readers' questions about money issues in relationships.
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Under the pseudonym of Sarcastic Journalist, Rachel Mosteller wrote this entry on her personal Web log one day last April: