John Okada’s “No-No Boy” has become a landmark work of Japanese American literature. On the centennial of his birthday, three programs at Seattle Public Library mark his legacy.

Mick Herron’s latest is suspenseful and packed with juicy insults.

This week’s bestsellers from the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association.

Here are the top national fiction bestsellers from Publishers Weekly.

From a humorous mystery to stories centering on family dynamics, these books showcase the diverse array of Hispanic and Latino experiences, histories and perspectives.

The 10 fiction titles announced Friday by the National Book Foundation omitted some of the year’s most highly praised and anticipated fiction releases.

From Amy Chua’s fiction debut, “The Golden Gate,” to a reissue of Sebastian Farr’s 1941 novel “Death on the Downbeat,” our critic recommends these literary trips to the past.

Sheena Patel’s debut novel explores the jittery, feel-bad vibes of trying to be an artist in an unjust and materialistic world.

This week’s national bestsellers from Publishers Weekly.

Here are the top local bestsellers from the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association.