His name begins with D and his book is No. 1 on the list -- that's right, it's David Sedaris! Also: The power of Oprah lands "Anna Karenina" a No. 17 slot, all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Franken makes way for Neal Stephenson's "Quicksilver." Plus: Lemony Snicket, Jonathan Lethem and the rest of the week's list, courtesy of Powells.com.

Nary a debut this week, though some old friends return. And while Brown, Sedaris and Clinton noisily battle for the top spot, Mark Haddon makes steady progress upward -- all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

How right-wing smears and a feeble grasp of art launched a dangerous cultural fixation

He's baaack: Dan Brown returns to the top two slots, and "Stupid White Men" rejoins the list. Also: "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night" -- all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Bludgeoned by TV, books and their own voyeurism, the once-mighty true-crime magazines are bleeding to death in a cheap hotel room.

Dan Brown stays boxed out of No. 1, "Villa Incognito" comes out in paperback, and Arianna Huffington returns to the list. Plus a Bush sticker book -- all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Chimamanda Adichie's novel of African immigrants in the U.S. gets a bravura performance from Adjoa Andoh

Franken stays at No. 1; "Middlesex" arrives in paperback. Plus: "Fast Food Nation" and the rest of the week's list, courtesy of Powells.com.

Al Franken reclaims the top spot, Chuck Palahniuk has three entries (count 'em!) and Anne Lamott makes this week's list, courtesy of Powells.com.

"Reefer Madness" and more in this week's bestselling books courtesy of Powells.com.

Dan Brown holds onto the top two slots. His nearest challenger? Sci-fi god Ray Bradbury -- with a book that's nearly 50 years old. Plus, a deck of cards makes the list, again -- all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Three new in paperback: "Providence of a Sparrow," "Shutter Island," and "Getting Mother's Body." Plus: Woodward battles to stay in the top five -- all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

Guess who's No. 1 this week? Not to mention No. 2 and 5? That's right, Dan Brown. Plus, "Reading Lolita in Tehran" cracks the top 20 -- all on this week's list, courtesy of Powell's.

"Life of Pi," "The Da Vinci Code" and more in this week's bestselling books, courtesy of Powells.com.