‘The End of the World’ review: Stephen King’s world explored
Stephen King’s “The Stand,” originally published in 1978, is beloved by his “Constant Readers,” but has never really…
What’s happening at Westport Library Sept. 6–13? A giant book sale
The Westport Library’s annual book sale fundraiser begins Sept. 6 and runs through Sept. 13. The event will…
Kid Cudi tells all about stroke, arrest, Cassie, Diddy, Kanye and more
Kid Cudi may be the “Man on the Moon,” but he’s revealing the peaks and valleys of his…
Test Yourself on Popular Streaming TV Shows and the Books That Inspired Them
Welcome to Great Adaptations, the Book Review’s regular multiple-choice quiz about books that have gone on to find…
History Press publishes local lore from around the country
NEW YORK (AP) — With deep knowledge of Stephen King’s books and curiosity about their inspirations, writer Sharon…
From Stephen King to New Jersey diners, History Press books cover local lore around the US
NEW YORK — With deep knowledge of Stephen King’s books and curiosity about their inspirations, writer Sharon Kitchens…
Oprah’s Book Club has a new pick, but it’s from 2007: See the title
Newly released books often dominate celebrity book clubs, but every now and then, an older title slips through…
Elvis’ story retold in book on manager Colonel Tom Parker
What if we got it wrong about Colonel Tom Parker? That’s the provocative question raised by music historian…
‘The Magician of Tiger Castle’ review: Louis Sachar’s novel is funny and weird
Anatole isn’t just any magician. He’s the magician of Tiger Castle, whom the king of Esquaveta once declared…
The 10 most beautiful libraries in the world
Some libraries aren’t just places to borrow books — they’re destinations with deep history and architecture that tell…
‘The Book of George’ wins Gabe Hudson Prize
NEW YORK (AP) — A comic novel about a cynic’s struggles to connect with others has won a…
Test Yourself on Science Fiction That Became Reality
Welcome to Lit Trivia, the Book Review’s regular quiz about books, authors and literary culture. This week’s installment…