Read O's interview with Sean Hemingway about publishing a new edition of his grandfather's memoir, how a background in archaeology prepared him for the task, and why he (along with all of his cousins) chose to study anything but English literature.
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A Moveable Feast: Chapter One
Read chapter one of a Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway, one of O's bounteous books of summer 2009.
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Summer Reading Special: A Conversation with Jill Ciment
Jill Ciment's novel, Heroic Measures, set in New York right after 9/11, centers on a sweet elderly couple and their dachshund as they try to find a new home. O called Jill and discovered how her experience with New York real estate, canine cohabitation ,
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About the Book A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
A Tale of Two Cities begins and ends with some of English literature's most famous lines. Find out more about what's in between the pages of this Oprah's Book Club selection, from the bloody vengeance of angry mobs to the selfless love of a broken man.
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Charles Dickens: A Life Excerpt
Check out an excerpt from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jane Smiley's biography of famous writer, Charles Dickens.
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Summer Reading Special: A Conversation with Alice Eve Cohen
Alice Eve Cohen was 30 when doctors told her she would never get pregnant. Then she did, at age 44. What I Thought I Knew is the darkly hilarious book that followed. We spoke to the author from her New York City home.
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From the July 2009 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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