• Andrea White
  • White's latest book, "Windows on the World," is set in 2083 and charts theintertwining paths of two teenage girls living nearly a century apart.

  • What are you reading this summer?
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  • "Moonwalking with Einstein" by Joshua Foer
  • "An Object of Beauty" by Steve Martin
  • "Trillin on Texas" by Calvin Trillin
  • "The Social Animal" by David Brooks

  • Amy Tan will kick off the 30th anniversary of the Inprint Margarett Root BrownReading Series Monday night
  • Salman Rushdie will return to the Inprint series in December. The last time heappeared, in 2001, he was met with protestors.
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  • One of the most popular Inprint authors was Bill Bryson, who filled CullenTheater at the Wortham Center in 2009 when he talked about his book aboutShakespeare
  • Rich Levy has directed Inprint for the past 15 years
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  • Larry McMurtry
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  • Shirley MacLaine
  • Jack Nicholson
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  • Cybill Shepherd
  • Barbra Streisand
  • Sam Shephard
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  • Diane Keaton

  • The mysteries of family history — and how to uncover it — is covered in ShakingThe Family Tree.
  • Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt had a complex relationship to put it mildly.
  • The Help examines a time when African-American women were expected to raise thekids without living in the house.
  • Christopher Hitchens — arguably the world's best known atheist — has a new booktoo.

  • The Kindle hasn't taken over for books just yet.
  • Andrea White is down with the Kindle, Bill White ... not so much.
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  • Annise Parker prefers reading the old fashioned way.
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  • Rice professor Justin Cronin's The Passage is on a ton of summer reading lists.