Poet and former publishing executive James Autry shares his poems with Bill and discusses his and his wife Sally's experiences raising an autistic child.

Poet James Autry reads and talks about Leaving Mississippi and Ronald's Dance.

Revealing the hidden world of ALEC -- corporations and state legislators colluding to write laws and remake America, one statehouse at a time.

The Round House is Erdrich's fourteenth novel, and it was selected for the award from a high-profile group of finalists, including Junot Díaz and Dave Eggers. Erdrich's novel takes a look at injustice on Native American reservations.

Photographer James Balog reads aloud "Ice Diamonds," his poetic ode to glacier ice.

Louise Erdrich, a guest on Bill Moyers Journal, is among the finalists.

Storyteller Luis Alberto Urrea talks with Bill about crossing borders of all kinds.

Michael Winship recalls a tense moment with the iconoclastic writer who died on Tuesday.

The novelist and Vietnam veteran chooses books that tell the 'numbing, confusing, occasionally thrilling' truth about combat.

Bill recommends eight books to bring to the beach this summer — ranging from the studious to the sublime — by Moyers & Company guests.