Review: The Boleyn mystery | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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The Guardian view on the 2025 Booker prize: bringing posh bingo to the BookTok generation | Editorial
With its reputation for stuffiness and elitism, the Booker prize may seem unsuited to the age of social…
Brandon Sanderson reads from new book, talks Evermore Park at FanX – Deseret News
Bestselling fantasy author Brandon Sanderson has published a wide range of books over the years, but on Saturday…
Turkish author writes 1st English novel as a ‘special way’ to give back
Cenk Enes Ozer left Turkey in 2016 after his books were banned in schools, libraries, and bookstores all over…
London’s Maison Assouline Is Officially One of the Most Beautiful Book Cafés in the World
Calling all bibliophiles and coffee connoisseurs. The most beautiful book cafés in the world have been named –…
Book inspiring William Shakespeare potions goes on display in Leeds
The free exhibition, which runs until 29 October, includes manuals on the best ways to grow fruit and…
Joshua M. Patton: Salting the earth
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Reading al fresco — a Concordian’s guide
There is a discussion on Reddit about the joys and difficulties of reading outside — a classic internet…
Iowa author tells survivors’ stories in ‘Carried Through Cancer’
When Kim Harms was going through breast cancer treatment at age 40, she found strength in her faith,…
Book Fest welcomes ‘Amulet’ author Kibuishi
THE BOOKWORM The Boerne Book Festival is excited to welcome Kazu Kibuishi, the bestselling author and illustrator of…
Turkish author writes 1st English novel as a ‘special way’ to give back
Cenk Enes Ozer left Turkey in 2016 after his books were banned in schools, libraries, and bookstores all over…
Book review: Ian McEwan's 'What We Can Know' is a thoughtful look at a ruined Earth from a slightly goofy prophet – Toronto Star
Book review: Ian McEwan’s ‘What We Can Know’ is a thoughtful look at a ruined Earth from a…