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From Dickens to Bingeing: The Roots of Serial Television
As our TV viewing habits continue to evolve, ever wonder how we got here in the first place? You can thank Victorian-era authors, like Charles Dickens.
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As our TV viewing habits continue to evolve, ever wonder how we got here in the first place? You can thank Victorian-era authors, like Charles Dickens.

Songwriters as storytellers. A trip back in time. An award-winning book recommended by the President. We've got your summer reading list covered.

We certainly live in a digital age. But books follow the same digital trends as music thanks to Amazon and its Kindle? Maybe not.

Sit back, catch some rays, and check out these memoirs by Chrissie Hynde, Patti Smith, John Doe, Andy Partridge, and Moby.

Set in 1910-1920 and the reign of George V (whose title was both King and Emperor of India), Clare Clark's "We That Are Left" is a novel of loss, grief and misplaced optimism.