Trail books like "Wild" and "A Walk in the Woods," Bill Bryson's classic take, tend to mix in common ingredients: offbeat characters, funny anecdotes, well-chosen details, warm epiphanies.
Richard Wolffe's account of the 2012 election is a fine behind-the-scenes campaign-trail book that makes me wonder about the future of behind-the-scenes campaign-trail books.
Stuart Applebaum, a Random House spokesman and a longtime publishing industry executive, noting that there have been several critical books about Mrs. Clinton recently, said, "It may be unprecedented where you have a trail of books about both candidates in a statewide race".
Convinced that Russian spies were on their trail, Goldfarb booked tickets to St Petersburg via London.
That afternoon, I was trailing my book's main subject, Lolli, as she bought the month's groceries.
No, it's not the end of the trail for Booked Up, Larry McMurtry's storied 17-year-old antiquarian bookstore in Archer City, Tex.
That market has trailed trade books in switching to a digital format, and Barnes & Noble could benefit as education books catch up.
On the promotional trail for his book, he has called for it to be released.
Nor, he said, will the church seek to change names like the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, the Mormon Trail and the Book of Mormon.
Countryside Book Trail Valley bookstores that invite leisurely exploration are on eye-pleasing country roads dotted with farm stands, horses and sheep.
