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This article is both the real time coverage of the events surrounding the the New York Post’s Chimp Cartoon and a review of the implications of that cartoon.

New York Post absurd? Or Onion-like fiction? You decide! British woman weds dolphin! Two minor girls married off to frogs!Tennessee man marries goat! Here’s the story: two of these headlines are true - and one’s true bologna. Which are stra… more

Scruples is the novel that  created publishing history, the first-and widely  acknowledged to be the very best-novel ever written  about the staggeringly luxurious life of a Beverly  Hills boutique and the people who work in it.  Scruples w… more

Winner of the David J. Langum, Sr., Prize in American Historical Fiction   Named one of the best books of the year by The Washington Post and “Required Reading” by the New York Post Edward Rutherfurd celebrates America’s greatest city in a … more

Having sex in the oval office with two of her favorite politicians was fun. However, for Jeannie Baker, it was the sort of superficial love that left her empty. It was 1962 and she is Hollywood’s one and only bombshell. She owned the entire… more

From Nadine Haobsh, aka Jolie in NYC (“The poster child for the blogger generation…you can’t help but love her.”—New York Post), comes a delectable novel that only a true beauty industry insider could have written!Bella Hunter may be down… more

Everything you need to know about building a successful, world-class consulting practiceWhether you are a veteran consultant or new to the industry, an entrepreneur or the principal of a small firm, The Consulting Bible tells you absolutely… more

Anna David never expected to end up a crazy cat lady. A successful author (Party Girl, Bought, Reality Matters, Falling For Me) and dating expert for numerous television shows (including The Today Show, The CBS Morning Show and G4’s Attack … more

Anna David turns her reporter’s eye for detail toward Tinseltown’s seedy underbelly yet again and “eloquently and humorously unveil[s] what could be a new subgenre: Chick Lit with a Message” (New York Post). Tired of gathering banal quotes … more

On the cutting edge of music, tech and sex culture, Playboy and New York Post writer Damon Brown has opened the world to the most influential subcultures. In his first anthology, Damon takes six of the best pieces over the past decade from … more

When Tom Sykes landed his dream job as the New York Post’s bar columnist and nightlife reporter, he turned his long-standing drinking problem into a vocation. His memoir is a funny, thrilling, and ruthlessly honest exhumation of his drinkin… more

Under a Copper Moon Portrait of a Mail-Order Bride, Jerome, Arizona Territory, 1894 At the beginning of the twentieth century, the New York Post branded Jerome, Arizona the “Wickedest Town in America.” From mine explosions, rowdy men, and… more

First published in 2005, The Fate of Africa was hailed by reviewers as “A masterpiece… The nonfiction book of the year” (The New York Post); “a magnificent achievement” (Weekly Standard); “a joy,” (Wall Street Journal) and “one of the d… more

When turbocharged Park Avenue mom Ivy Ames finds that she?s been downsized from her platinum-card corporate job and her marriage, she swiftly realizes that she?s going to need a whole new way to support herself and her two private-school da… more

The Last Coyote: LAPD homicide detective Harry Bosch is suspended from the force for attacking his commanding officer. Unable to remain idle, he investigates the long-unsolved murder of a Hollywood prostitute. Trunk Music: Harry returns to … more

Do you always somehow either wind up creating or getting swept up in a bunch of big relationship dramas? If so, time to live your life offstage, and THE PLAY’S THE (DESTRUCTIVE) THING will show you how.Matt Prager is a licensed therapist wh… more

Ever since I went to New York City where I lived for ten years I have enjoyed the tabloids and newspapers. The New York Times, the New York Post and the New York Observer interested me regularly. The Standard Examiner in Ogden and the Las V… more

“Nada Prouty served her country loyally, with distinction, and, as universally acknowledged by her colleagues, with great personal courage as a CIA covert officer.  This tale of rampant trampling of citizen’s rights is a vivid reminder of t… more

What’s your money sitch – do you spend in one area because you’re depriving yourself in another, like eating a few cupcakes because you had a hard day at work (instead of, say, going to the gym and losing those 20 pounds you say you want to… more

?This year?s The Devil Wears Prada? (New York Post)? from a former magazine publishing insider. Inspired by her own experiences behind the scenes, Sally Koslow wryly ?pokes at corporate greed, celeb worship, and the search for Mr. Right? (P… more