Novelist Nicholas Delbanco asserts that no book is ever finished, but rather ‘relinquished.’

Opinions are like mentors, says Nicholas Delbanco. We all have them. Some are more agreeable than others.

Novelist Nicholas Delbanco pens an ode to readers’ pulp-and-paper Shangri-La: the bookstore.

Nicholas Delbanco packs up his personal library and opens the chapter to a new era in life.

Nicholas Delbanco reflects on a plague confounding artists across the ages: the risk of repetition.

Nicholas Delbanco ponders the perils of plagiarism.

In “A Writer Worth Reading,” Detroit Public Television partners with U-M historians to explore the University’s commitment to “the new, the unusual, and the radical.”

Self-proclaimed dorks Erin and Nikki Russell were bullied as kids; now the talented sisters (and their mother) are getting due payback, thanks to a mega-successful book series.

Nicholas Delbanco illustrates how language that once seemed transgressive is now quite routine.