The New York Times and ProPublica say John Grisham’s new nonfiction book, “Framed,” borrows too liberally from one of their reporter’s articles.

The series of discussions from MPR and the Star Tribune will feature the ballet superstar, voting rights activist, and best-selling author, as well as Misty Copeland, Patricia Lockwood, and Kate Baer.

The cover of "Framed" and author John Grisham. (Courtesy of Doubleday and Donald Johnson) John Grisham, author of thriller novels including “The Firm” and “The Pelican Brief,” has a new ...

The Brethren came out in 2000, a new millennium with John Grisham showing no signs of slowing down. ... John Grisham Books in Order of Publication. A Time To Kill by John Grisham (1989) ...

John Grisham, who makes courtrooms riveting, and voting rights trailblazer Stacey Abrams highlight the Minnesota Star Tribune ...

At first, Grisham recalled not wanting to take his wife's criticism to heart, so he sent the book off to his publishers in New York City with the original ending in place "I said, 'Okay, I'll show ...

John Grisham on Judges, Innocence and the Judgments He Ignores. The best-selling author, whose new book, “The Judge’s List,” is about a murderous member of the bench, talks about the Supreme ...

Here are John Grisham's best books, according to the users of book review site Goodreads. 'Camino Island' ... forever adding in tense new plot developments just as things start to get stale.

The New York Times and ProPublica say that John Grisham went too far in his use of their reporting on a murder case in Texas, and they want changes made to his new book, "Framed." ...

John Grisham's wife Renee had a major influence over his newest novel — to the point that he ended up writing 25,000 more words after the first draft was done to change the ending. Grisham's ...