Here is the standout fiction and nonfiction of the year, selected by the staff of The New York Times Book Review.

Britain colonised Nigeria primarily for economic exploitation of resources including palm oil, cocoa, groundnuts, tin, and ...

On the Pacific Ocean, Mazatlan, Mexico, is a vibrant city with roots back in the 1500s. It is the winter home to many whale ...

Wisconsin’s antique market is booming with rising-value pieces like pottery, furniture, and vintage memorabilia that blend ...

The antique mall operates on a vendor system, with dozens of individual sellers renting space to display their wares. This creates a delightful hodgepodge effect, where each booth reflects the ...

Guthrie stands as a living museum of Oklahoma’s past, with streets lined by magnificent brick buildings that transport you to another era. The downtown district showcases some of the best-preserved ...

When traveling Highway 20, a major thoroughfare in Nebraska, one is not surprised to see small towns and villages and a ...

From Wrangell, Alaska, to Oatman, Arizona, you'll be surprised to see what these places looked like a century ago.

The legislation would allow the construction of single-room occupancy apartments as small as 100 square feet in NYC for the ...

Key Insights Significant control over Grange Resources by private companies implies that the general public has ...

The history of automobiles in the United States is rich and varied, with each decade producing vehicles that have captured ...

Found in just about every big city and small town in the US, the diner is a beloved institution – and a veritable cultural icon. Dishing up quick, affordable American classics, these colourful ...