A Good Year For Undersea Page-Turners
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It s been a particularly good year for people who enjoy submarine books, fiction or nonfiction.
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Rolling the dice for a third  time in &quot;Ocean&#39;s Thirteen,&quot; Steven Soderbergh and his team beat  the odds. Final chapters of trilogies invariably suffer from  lameness. This, of course, already transpired in &quot;Ocean&#39;s  Twelve,&quot; where subplots misfired and the script resorted to all  sorts of sleight-of-hand trickery.
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The 2007 Atlantic hurricane season should have above-average activity, with three major hurricanes and a good chance at least one of them will make landfall, a top hurricane researcher said Friday.
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The offshore action continues to swell.
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It's nice to sail into a new year being at peace with the world. The trick is getting that feeling to last. Commentary by Tony Long.
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"Diary of a Bad Year" (Viking Penguin, 240 pages. $24.95), by J.M. Coetzee: It's helpful to see the word "fiction" printed in small type on the cover of J.M. Coetzee's new book.
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Some notable and noteworthy new Hollywood-oriented books are making their debuts just in time for the holidays.
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A look at the highlights and lowlights of 2007.
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By Mario Perez, ABC. A plane crash. An uncharted island. A tiny band of frightened survivors. Out of these familiar adventure-story components and a host of pop-culture conventions
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Things aren't as bad as you think heading into the new year.
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Travel: Plan your travel diary with Chris Madigan's guide to some of next year's most exciting destinations
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In the world of struggling literary magazines, no topic is too obscure, no readership too small.
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After a six-year dry spell, the Brooklyn author Gabriel Cohen has hit on a writerâs hat trick: three books in three genres from three publishers, all reaching the shelves within a year.
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Last summer's big retreat of Arctic Ocean ice allowed oceanographers to chart new regions -- and find more potential United States real estate.
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America's favorite deep-sea sponge is coming to the surface.
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The business of channel surfing is as good as ever.
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By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID Associated Press  Scientists discover exotic creatures more mysterious than most can imagine.   WASHINGTON -- Peering deep into the sea, scientists are finding creatures more mysterious than many could have imagined.