Historian Robin Lane Fox described their relationship in no uncertain terms, writing in his award-winning, non-fiction book Alexander the Great: “Hephaistion was the man whom Alexander loved ...

The title of this column is also the title of a 400-plus-page book that mysteriously appeared in my mailbox about 10 days ago. It was addressed to “current resident,” followed by my street address — ...

On May 13, WW explained its origins on wweek.com. The book, titled The Great Controversy, was written in 1858 by a founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. A Coldwater, Mich., nonprofit mailed ...

Portlanders of all stripes have opened their mailboxes in the past week to find, to their surprise, an unsolicited copy of The Great Controversy. The 473-page paperback book authored by the ...