I talked to the legendary director about his novel, Consumed. Just don’t call it “body horror,” like I did.

Killers of the Flower Moon author David Grann discusses the Osage Indian Reservation murders, stolen oil, and the early days of J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI.

Chthulhu ain’t got nothing on Underland author Robert Macfarlane.

Tom Kizzia on Pilgrim’s Wilderness, an all-American tale of narcissism, religious mania, and the worst people who think they know best.

If there’s one book that might make you a Bigfoot Believer, John Zada’s In the Valley of the Noble Beyond could be the one.

MythBuster Adam Savage on becoming a maker and his book, Every Tool’s a Hammer.

Dive deep into the Expanded Porky's Universe—and more!—with these classic movie tie-in novelizations.

Climber Mark Synnott on witnessing Alex Honnold’s “Impossible” El Capitan free solo.

Sure, they’re a bit twee, but don’t judge these books by their covers.

Books to get you dreaming about late sunsets, dusty trails, and wide-open spaces.

I was anxious about talking to the Wilco frontman about his autobiography, Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back). It shows!

The author of The Lost City of Z goes to the ends of the Earth in search of another doomed adventurer, Frank Worsley

The Blondie guitarist on music, photography, and the secret of the goat.

Tim Mohr’s Burning Down the Haus unearths the unknown history of East Berlin’s punk rockers, and how they helped tear down that wall.

America’s astronomer laureate Neil deGrasse Tyson on the relationship between astrophysics and the military while eating soup in the back of a limo.

MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer documents his descent into his self-made hell and his reemergence into the world of the living.

If you’re feeling nostalgic about my childhood, here’s a list books to wallow in.

It’s not easy to get the straight story out of David Lynch, but Kristine McKenna did it in her collaboration with the incomparable director, Room to Dream.