ReaderLink Agrees to Buy Baker & Taylor
For the fourth time in just less than 10 years, Baker & Taylor is about to get a…
49th Shelf: The Pugilist And The Sailor
by (author) Nadia Ragbar The Pugilist and the Sailor follows conjoined twins, Bruce and Dougie. Dougie is an ambitious amateur…
Monzo Breaks Banking Mould with The Book of Money
Monzo is disrupting the financial industry once again with its launch campaign for The Book of Money –…
BookTok is behind the rise in a new era of literary-inspired travel
Books have long inspired the way that we travel. In the 19th century, Lord Byron’s epic poem, Childe…
Penguin Random House Expands Book Access Through the Book Rich Environments Program
Penguin Random House is proud to continue our longstanding partnership with the National Book Foundation’s Book Rich Environments…
Karen Campbell’s ‘beautiful, uplifting’ THIS BRIGHT LIFE longlisted for Scotland’s National Book Awards — Blake Friedmann
About Karen Campbell Karen Campbell is originally from Glasgow but now lives in southwest Scotland. She graduated with…
‘It’s still so relevant’: The power of Stephen King’s first – and most disturbing
Lawrence points out how important it was to stay true to the spirit of a novel that is…
New book shines light on Lawrence Chinese Camp in Central Otago
The Lawrence Chinese Camp in Central Otago was founded in 1867 at the start of the gold rush,…
Christopher A. Micklos – Isthmus
media release: Madison author and filmmaker Christopher Micklos is on the fall leg of his multi-city TICK TOWN Wisconsin…
Books-A-Million™ and POP MART Announce Partnership Launching September 2025
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Books-A-Million™, the second-largest bookstore retailer in the United States, is teaming…
Nudes, neighbours and napoles: a Mexican moves to New York – in pictures | Art and design
Small Death collects photographs made by the artist Martha Naranjo Sandoval over her first years living in New…
Enchanting romantasy: Novel creates new world, entices readers to stick around | Living
It feels beyond time to admit my taste in reading has changed over the last year. There was…