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• Jobs often moved to tears while opening up for biography
• 'Truth and Consequence': A look at life inside Madoff clan
• Tom Brokaw examines the state of the American Dream
• ‘Potter’ author: I nearly killed off Harry’s best friend
• Kris Jenner talks love, loss, ‘And All Things Kardashian’
• ‘No Regrets’: Ace Frehley on life in KISS and beyond
• SNL's Darrell Hammond confesses his dark side
• Newt Gingrich explores the darkest period of the Civil War
• Stephen King takes on the assassination of JFK
• Publisher pulls debut novel after alleged plagiarism
• Bill Clinton: Hillary's mom was Stones 'groupie'
• Book Talk: The life of Kurt Vonnegut, a disenchanted American
• Rare Superman comic could sell for more than $1.5 million
• Worth the weight: 5 massive novels you should finish
• Alex Cross returns in James Patterson’s latest thriller
• Booker prize winner Mantel plans sequel to sequel
• Meet the man illiterate at 96, author at 98
• Holidays on ice: 10 books to help heal a broken heart
• The secrets behind Michelle Obama's signature style
• Kiss off! Oscar Wilde's lipstick-covered tomb cleaned
• Chris Matthews examines the roots of Jack Kennedy
• 'The Office' star Mindy Kaling's new book - an excerpt
• Steve Jobs book jumps to top of bestseller lists
• Review: Steve Jobs bio solid, but needs deathbed confession
• Chris Matthews dishes on his new Kennedy book and Obama
• The Kardashian sisters invite you into their ‘Dollhouse’
• Doctor turned serial killer in WW2 Paris
• Kael biographer: She would have hated "The Help"
• Long-lost Woolrich crime story published again
• Booker winner, poet laureate vie for UK Costa prize
• Book Talk: Gish Jen on identity, belonging and home
• ‘Onstage Offstage’: Michael Bublé looks back at his roots
• 'Harry Potter' author felt besieged by UK media
• Prosecutors: Reagan shooter browsed books on target

• Book Talk: The tale of a surprising historical footnote
• Fox News host Bill O'Reilly writing 2 more books
• Arizona Governor writes about battle with illegal immigration
• Martin Fletcher uses family's past in post-World War II novel
• Book Talk: Inside the angry mind of an anarchist
• Science teacher wins top literary prize worth only $14
• Randy Fenoli explains why ‘It's All About The Dress’
• Pirate cats, doodling schoolboy win Roald Dahl prize
• Stephen King's horror classics and lesser-known favorites
• Doctor turned serial killer in World War II Paris
• ‘Family Circus’ creator Bil Keane dies at 89
• KFC to publish Colonel Sanders manuscript, recipes
• Cartoonists draw smiles from troops on USO tour
• The man who tried to convict Casey Anthony tells his story
• Is author Stephenie Meyer hating on Twi-hards?
• ‘Core of Conviction’: Michele Bachmann tells her story
• Bestselling author goes ‘Inside the Mind of Casey Anthony’
• Martha Stewart redefines the art of entertaining
• Boy who ‘saw heaven’: Details still vivid after 8 years
• Susan Orlean names the author who changed her life
• ‘Social Q's’: A modern etiquette survival guide
• ‘Growing Stronger’: Thalia shares her story
• Chechen teen diary a bitter tale of bombs and survival
• Steve Martin turns tweets into book
• "Office" star Kaling's book mixes memoir, list-y humor
• JFK's 'ask not' line traced back to prep school
• If Jane Austen lived today, she'd be a blogger
• Howard Suber on Kael's research theft: "It felt like rape"
• Clinton argues for more government role in recovery
• Ward, Greenblatt win at U.S. National Book Awards
• Sachs targets elites, Reagan legacy in his new polemic
• ‘100 Unforgettable Dresses’: A century of glamour
• What books are you giving (or hoping for) this holiday season?

• ‘When I Fell From the Sky’: Surviving the jungle alone
• Crime authors compete for morgue name
• Comedy is queen: 5 memoirs from funny ladies
• Princess Leia reveals shock therapy, possible memory loss
• Reporter delves into world of Mumbai dance bars
• Steve Jobs biography tops bestseller lists
• Memoir: Giffords was trying for baby before shooting
• Bill Clinton wants to get America ‘Back to Work’
• Work by teenage Charlotte Bronte could sell for $482,000
• Stephen King to help ease Mainers' oil bills
• Sales rise for novel pulled by publisher for plagiarism
• Book by triple amputee veteran explores the upside of hardship
• ‘Then Again’: Diane Keaton looks back
• 'Ignore Casey Anthony,' urges her former prosecutor
• Author James Patterson won't feel guilty about a good read
• Looking for Betty White? Try your local zoo
• Penguin suspends library e-books, citing security
• Science fiction author Anne McCaffrey dies at 85
• ‘Fahrenheit 451’ finally released as an e-book
• ‘Screw Business as usual’: Branson's plan for the planet
• Robert A. Caro's fourth book on LBJ coming in May
• CORRECTED - Steve Jobs book jumps to top of bestseller lists
• Assassinated president's story surprisingly fascinating
• Belgian court's adviser says Tintin book not racist
• Host the perfect party with tips from 'Real Housewives' star
• Economist Sachs tackles America's unhappiness
• Bill Clinton takes back part of his book
• Science teacher wins France's top literary prize
• Mark Cuban crows about $2.99 bestseller
• Actor Chad Michael Murray turns to graphic novels
• Lech Walesa's wife shakes Poland with frank biography
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