From Lloyd Dobler to Augustus Waters -- why every generation needs a weirdo romantic hero

"Look, this chick, she is after you. I mean, your car is the last thing she ever saw. The dead are like that. They get fixated." The third excerpt from Sean Stewart's ghostly page-turner.

by Cary Tennis

How can I think about my lies when Matt's are taking up all the space?

NSFW: From the New Lovers erotic novella by Andrea McGinty, a passionate encounter in a European hotel

The author of a new collection of oral histories talks about why the oldest topic of all still has surprises

What do you do when your normally sweet, loving child wholeheartedly rejects his suddenly disabled, wheelchair-bound grandmother?

His voice belongs not solely to the chart-making pop star but also to another, secret singer, who sang in the margins when practically no one was listening.

By the time I was older, Peter was no longer my pretend self, my brash, heroic alter ego; he’d become a part of me

Released from Yom Kippur prayers, we were desperate for something to do -- and that's when we made our find

The creator of "Nancy Chan, Manhattan Call Girl" assesses the hardworking boys of the new Fox TV show "The Street" and reveals that the senior guys have more fun.

It's so awful, and yet we can't stop watching

The final episode finishes things off with a satisfying crescendo -- and gives us what this show's been missing for years.

I wanted fingers that were girlish, but my body betrayed my true self: Hungry, wanting and grabby