Read Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

A tennis academy, a halfway house and a film so entertaining it kills; 1,079 pages and 388 endnotes.

Visit Boston, one of America's oldest cities. Walk the Freedom Trail (2.5-mile path past 16 historic sites like the Paul Revere House and Old North Church), explore Harvard University (founded in 1636 in Cambridge), see the Boston Public Garden (first public botanical garden in the U.S. with swan boats), and catch a game at Fenway Park (iconic baseball stadium home to the Red Sox).

A mole in the police and a mole in the mob, hunting each other in Boston.

A marshal investigates a disappearance at an asylum on a storm-cut island.

The Boston Globe team that broke the Catholic Church abuse story, told as process.

Hester Prynne and the letter on her dress in Puritan Boston.

A janitor at MIT who is a maths genius, and Robin Williams saying "it's not your fault".

The Boston bar where everybody knows your name; eleven seasons of Sam and Diane, then Rebecca.