Sing Joyfully: 500th Anniversary of Arundel Choir Book and Rare Manuscript Exhibition
Arundel Choir Book depicting Sanctus from Robert Fayrfax Mass setting. Published with permission from Lambeth Palace Library ‘Sing…
The Most Popular Pet Names Inspired By Books Are Literary Gold, Study Reveals
Books hold a special kind of magic—not only do they whisk us away into other worlds, but they…
Lee Corso book, farewell page print to celebrate soul of college football
From Brutus to Brutus. With elephants, ducks, steers, tigers (of all stripes), gators and bulldogs in between. Lee…
A Review of Three Early Taylor Jenkins Reid Novels
My first introduction to Taylor Jenkins Reid was, inevitably, TikTok. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo blew up,…
Darlington pre-school SEND children supported by book bags
Councillor Nick Wallis, Darlington Borough Council’s cabinet member for children and young people, said the project would provide…
5 Books Scientific American Recommends for August
August 30, 2025 5 min read Turn the Page on Summer: August’s Essential Book Picks Check out this…
To Pay a Translator | Merve Emre
In the final conversation of this series, we’ll confront a subject that the literary world likes to keep…
‘I have no interest in the white gaze any more’: Randa Abdel-Fattah on Gaza, boycotts and her new novel | Books
In 2021, when Randa Abdel-Fattah first began working on her latest novel, Discipline, she questioned whether a story…
‘Destroy This House’ a weird trip down a wandering family’s memory lane
Grab a Coca-Cola, your favorite Pop-Tart, and settle in for a guided tour of an astonishing family journey…
Goldsboro Books, a creaky literary Eden deep in Covent Garden
Stepping into Goldsboro always feels like going back in time. The first thing that hits you is the…
An excellent novel about a student in Stockholm and a cheery story set in wartime England – The Irish Times
What a Time to Be Alive by Jenny Mustard (Sceptre, £18.99) This excellent novel charts Sickan’s late adolescence/very…
Easter Ross author Philip Paris to headline Ness Book Fest as new novel launched
Ness Book Fest 2025 returns in October. Award-winning Highland author Philip Paris is set to launch his new…