Journalism has always been a dangerous profession, especially for foreign practitioners of the trade. I’ve lost count of the friends and acquaintances who have died over the years in Latin… Read more »

Short- or long-form, blog or book, writing has always been difficult for me. Which is odd, given my chosen profession of journalism. That journalists can, virtually on command, spew out reams… Read more »

“If you get a phone call at one in the morning and the AP bureau chief is crying, you know exactly what has happened, and he doesn’t even have to… Read more »

The leaks that have characterized Donald Trump’s White House operations are excellent examples of just how versatile those juicy little tidbits can be. Disgruntled with your boss? Leak! Pissed off at… Read more »

In Dirty Wars and Polished Silver, former Wall Street Journal reporter Lynda Schuster tells the story of her life as a foreign correspondent in war-torn countries, and, later, as the wife of… Read more »

Today, we’re celebrating the release of Dirty Wars and Polished Silver, Lynda Schuster’s heart-racing memoir of her life as a foreign war correspondent, with astounding scenes in the nations of Latin… Read more »

Last week, as the shaken Coke can of spring burst into the fizzy heat explosion of summer, we took a look at some of the books we have forthcoming in… Read more »

This week, as the weather heats up to find us roaming from drug store to drug store in vain search of suntan lotion, we’re taking a look at some of… Read more »

It’s happening. The mercury’s climbing. The beach beckons. You’ll do anything to cool down. Summer (give or take) is upon us. It’s going to be like life in a chewing-gum-commerical — completely… Read more »