1968-

The memoir of American writer Richard Blanco in which he reflects on his childhood, sexuality, and artistic identity.

As boys in the Dominican Republic, brothers Pedro and Ramon Martinez threw rocks at the ripe fruit on mango trees. Eighteen years later, both were pitching for the Boston Red Sox..

Journalist Allison Hoover Bartlett uncovers a subculture of literary fanatics when she follows Ken Saunders, an amateur detective and collector of rare books, while he pursues Gilkey, a book-loving thief.

The poet shares his memories of writing the fifth inaugural poem in history, discusses what it means to be a Latino immigrant and openly gay man, and reveals his vision for poetry's new role in the nation's consciousness.

The autobiography of American hockey player Rob Ray.

Hope Donahue chronicles her desperate quest for physical perfection, discussing how she became obsessed with looking beautiful and her many plastic surgeries, problems with food, low self-esteem, parents' role in her problems, and other related topics.

A biography of actress Salma Hayek, covering her upbringing, struggle to become an actress in Mexico and the U.S., success in television and film, such as the movie "Frida," and personal life.