Colette Bancroft

"By next fall, the end of next summer, it will be more fully grown...People should go back at every time of year," said Piet Oudolf, who created plant design.

“This would never be the same if you built it in Boston or San Francisco ... It belongs in this place, it belongs to the Parkway,” said Herzog & de Meuron's Jason Frantzen

The part-time Tampa resident returns with his 41st novel.

“At the end of the day, love wins," is the message Gene Robinson thinks the country needs in the face of a "frightening White Christian Nationalist movement" that's distorting the religion.

In 2003, the Rev. V. Gene Robinson made history when he was elected and consecrated as the first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church, or any major Christian denomination.

King’s new novel follows characters Jordan, Sam and Yash through their college years and beyond.

Every fall, publishers shower us with a new crop of books — just in time for holiday shopping. Here are a few highlights from this year’s shelf that might be just right for the readers on your list.

Atkins’ latest novel, “Everybody Wants to Rule the World,” is set in 1985 Atlanta.

The new novel follows sisters Vera and Ana Blacksmith.

The collection, comprised of 13 stories, weaves together the heartbreaking and the hilarious.