9 days of bookish delights as Gomti Book Fest begins at LU | Lucknow News
Lucknow: Book lovers and readers are in for a literary feast as the 4th Gomti Book Festival prepares…
One Book, One Chicago 2025 at Chicago Public Library
When Xochitl Gonzalez found out her debut novel, Olga Dies Dreaming, had been chosen as this year’s One…
See the Cover of Kody Keplinger’s YA Cult Novel ‘Where Lost Girls Go’ (Exclusive)
NEED TO KNOW The Duff author Kody Keplinger’s latest YA novel will arrive in 2026PEOPLE can exclusively reveal…
Pure Innocent Boy by Patrick Doherty
For Culture Night 2025, Guest Editor Belinda McKeon has curated a number of works from emerging creative talents…
The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup | Books
The Predicament by William Boyd (Viking, £20) A second adventure for amateur spy Gabriel Dax, first seen in…
Harris stops biting her tongue in ‘107 Days,’ her book about last year’s campaign
WASHINGTON — When it was all over, Kamala Harris couldn’t believe it. “I could barely breathe,” she writes…
Shortlists announced for $5K First Nation Communities READ Awards for Indigenous storytelling
Two five-book shortlists have been announced for the 2025-2026 First Nation Communities READ Awards. The First Nation Communities READ…
Swiss theatre director told to withdraw book alleging Austrian politician mocked Holocaust victims | Books
A Swiss theatre director known for re-enacting landmark trials has been told by a judge in Vienna that…
As If I’m Really There
Writing a review is easy, I tell myself. All I have to do is read the book and then…
Megan Greenwell on holding out for the once-in-a-lifetime book idea
Megan Greenwell. Photo by Loreto Caceres Story Annotations The author of “Bad Company” on the merits of waiting…
4thWrite prize shortlist offers up ‘daring, imaginative’ new voices | Books
The shortlist for the ninth year of the 4thWrite prize, the short story competition for unpublished writers of…
Canadian critic Will Sloan’s new book revisits the legacy of Ed Wood
Open this photo in gallery: Once dismissed as junk, Wood’s films now feel vital, stranger than ever and…