The Climate Diplomat by Peter Betts review – the most important person you’ve never heard of | Books
When it comes to the climate, Peter Betts is one of the most important people you’ve probably never…
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…
‹ 5 Reviews You Need to Read This Week Book Marks
Our goodie bag of great reviews this week includes Mark O’Connell on Alex Karp’s The Technological Republic, James…
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…
Summertime soul foods: A book review
Reading for pleasure can feel like an elusive luxury amid the perpetual, cyclical motion of college. Over the…
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,…
Diverse reads captivate visitors at Lucknow Book Fair | Lucknow News
A big crowd moves through a vast maze of books at the 22nd National Book Fair, currently underway…
Christopher A. Micklos – Isthmus
media release: Madison author and filmmaker Christopher Micklos is on the fall leg of his multi-city TICK TOWN Wisconsin…
Why I wrote a book about the Irish wives forgotten by history
Throughout history, the stories of women’s lives and work have been overshadowed by those of men. Wives, especially,…
Author Arundhati Roy speaks on her new book ‘Mother Mary Comes to Me’
SARAH FERGUSON, PRESENTER: Arundhati Roy, welcome to 7.30. ARUNDHATI ROY, AUTHOR: Thank you. Thank you. It’s a pleasure. SARAH FERGUSON: …