New Chappell Roan Book Dissects How She Loves Drag Culture
Chappell Roan is about to hit cities on a pop-up tour, but before she graces a stage near…
Quirky stationery & multilingual reads a hit at the book fair | Events Movie News
Delhi Book & Stationery Fair opened to the familiar sight of book stacks and colourful pens Recently at…
Library book returned after 82 years. Note says, ‘Grandma won’t be able to pay for it anymore’
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A library book has been returned nearly 82 years after it was borrowed from…
Dolly Parton, Ozzy Osbourne & More Must Reads
In the coming months, several page-turners from music superstars across genres will hit the shelves. 8/15/2025 Dolly Parton…
Jennifer Johnston day in Dún Laoghaire – The Irish Times
In The Irish Times tomorrow, Sally Rooney expresses her support for Palestine Action; Kevin Barry celebrates The Glorious…
Andy Griffiths: ‘I think it’s a pity that reading is being lost through neglect’ | Australian books
It’s the kind of day you wouldn’t believe is winter when Andy Griffiths and I meet – crisp…
Celebrations as new library opens in Belleek
A new library has been established in a historic building in Belleek which dates back for over 70…
Gungnir, Graphic Novel Maker, Strikes Global Deal With Macmillan
EXCLUSIVE: Gungnir launched earlier this year as the self-styled subversive graphic novel publisher and immediately pushed into books-to-screen…
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…
The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup | Books
A Particularly Nasty Case by Adam Kay (Orion, £20) The first novel for adults from the author of…
The Trainspotting gang return with a new addiction – The Irish Times
Men in Love Author: Irvine Welsh ISBN-13: 978- 1- 787- 33576- 9 Publisher: Penguin Guideline Price: £14.99 At…
Sam Dalrymple on forgotten stories of the British Raj and its five partitions
What if our history books only told half the story? For Sam Dalrymple, that question became the spark…