Books About Books

Agatha Christie’s Poirot: the Greatest Detective in the World

Mark Aldridge, Agatha Christie

Genius and Ink: Virginia Woolf on How to Read

Virginia Woolf, Francesca Wade

The Murder Game: Play, Puzzles and the Golden Age

John Curran

Reading Like a Writer

Francine Prose

From Cover to Cover

Kathleen T. Horning

Time Bites

Doris Lessing

The Perpetual Orgy

Mario Vargas Llosa

The Fellowship

Philip Zaleski, Carol Zaleski

The Anatomy of Genres

John Truby

Electric Spark

Frances Wilson

How Rocket Learned to Read

Tad Hills

Re Joyce

Anthony Burgess

The Swerve

Stephen Greenblatt

Paper

Mark Kurlansky

The People and the Books

Adam Kirsch

Tyrant

Stephen Greenblatt

The Blessing and the Curse

Adam Kirsch

The Languages of Tolkien's Middle­earth

Atanielle Annyn Rowland

The Call of Stories

Robert Coles

Books Can Be Deceiving

Allyson Ryan, Jenn McKinlay

Eminent Outlaws

Christopher Bram

The Road to the Dark Tower

Bev Vincent

Crime and Poetry

Amanda Flower

The Book Whisperer

Donalyn Miller

Reading in the Wild

Donalyn Miller

A Humument

Tom Phillips

Ex Libris

Michiko Kakutani

The Storytelling Animal

Jonathan Gottschall

Why Read the Classics?

Italo Calvino

The Great Detective

Zach Dundas