First-Time Author Introduces Book One in the Action-Packed Fictional Kingdom Wars Book Series for Young Adult Readers
Xulon Press presents the premier of a riveting Christian fantasy book series, a unique blend of old world,…
Ed Zwick’s Excellent “Hits, Flops, And Other Illusions”
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – NOVEMBER 07: (L-R) Actor Tom Cruise and director Edward Zwick attend the ‘Jack Reacher:…
New book chronicles UC Berkeley’s evolution into a ‘Startup Campus’
Key takeaways • Berkeley’s emergence as an entrepreneurship and startup leader was far from guaranteed. • Startup Campus…
New books this week track John Williams’ life, future pandemics and NASA fiction
Class is back in session in many places across the U.S., meaning a likely sea change in students’…
Courtenay authors book named one of the best indie books of 2025
Kerri Scott, a Courtenay resident, has had her book ‘Buddha’s Closet, Cleaning as a Path to Enlightenment,’ named…
‘Alchemy still has a sort of cultural cachet; it just seems incredibly romantic’
Vitals Hometown: Newport, England Current Location: London Favorite book: Riddley Walker, by Russell Hoban. “It’s one of…
Stephen King reimagines ‘Hansel and Gretel’ with Maurice Sendak’s unpublished drawings
NEW YORK (AP) — The novels of Stephen King may not seem designed for bedtime reading, at least…
New book celebrates 70 years of Halton County Radial Railway history
Editor and project lead, Caroline Rose, will be at the museum to sign copies and talk to visitors…
Ungatherable Being | Los Angeles Review of Books
Martha Ronk thinks about Kristen Case’s “Daphne.” Daphne by Kristen Case. Tupelo Press, 2025. 82 pages. DAPHNE, KRISTEN…
“Deprogramming” MAGA Parents Through Book Clubs, the 100-Year Old Book Club, and More
Erica Ezeifedi, Associate Editor, is a transplant from Nashville, TN that has settled in the North East. In…
How Soon Is Too Soon to Publish Books About High-Profile Court Cases?
Katie’s parents never told her “no” when she asked for a book, which was the start of most…
A Short History of Stupidity by Stuart Jeffries review – comfortably dumb? | Philosophy books
Stupidity, no question, can be just as rich and subtle as its opposite. Three and a half decades…