USA Today: Books

Nick Offerman delights with his new book of musings, "Where the Deer and the Antelope Play," and the late John le Carré's "Silverview" hits shelves.

Hollywood brothers Ron Howard and Clint Howard document their lives in Hollywood in their feel-good and refreshing memoir, "The Boys" (out Oct. 12).

Gary Paulsen wrote more than 100 titles, mostly for young adults but a few targeted to adults. He had died at age 82.

Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx talks new memoir, "The First 21," which details his dysfunctional upbringing on the way to becoming a rock star.

In Jamie Foxx's debut book "Act Like You Got Some Sense," the world will get to know the actor in the role that matters to him most: as a dad.

Combining familiar elements of the picaresque, a road trip and the hero's journey, Amor Towles' "The Lincoln Highway" is a melange that feels new.

Dave Grohl's new book 'The Storyteller' gathers memories from his decades as a musician with the Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Scream and more.

Move over, Scout Finch! There's a new contender for feistiest girl in fiction, and she narrates Miriam Toews' spectacular new novel, "Fight Night."

Amanda Gorman, Lorde, Rita Moreno, Channing Dungey and Katy Perry were honored Thursday night at Variety's Power of Women event in Los Angeles.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Anthony Doerr returns with new novel "Cloud Cuckoo Land," and Anita Hill pens a manifesto on gender violence.