Ina Inspires Zebra Book Club
Alexandria, VA – The Zebra Book Club recently wrapped up its summer reading of Ina Garten’s memoir, Be…
café owner disputes book’s claims of bullying
The owner of a Cornish beach café has described being left feeling “sick” reading the depiction of the…
Advait Kottary: ‘I did not want the book to sound preachy or academic’
Mumbai-based actor and author Advait Kottary talks about his novel, Siddhartha: The Boy Who Became the Buddha, which…
Wexford village explores link to Guinness Book of Records
A county Wexford village is undertaking a number of initiatives to highlight its connection to the Guinness Book…
The Confessions of Samuel Pepys by Guy de la Bédoyère review – sex and the city | History books
Samuel Pepys’s diary, which covers 1660 to 1669, is regarded as one of the great classic texts in…
Best books for developing leadership and likeability at the same time |
We often talk about leadership as if it means taking charge, being bold, or getting results. And we…
Riley Knight’s book is a deadpan romp through history
History’s Strangest Deaths: quick links No matter how much we humans might research and theorise, some of the…
Judi Daykin’s DS Sara Hirst series in print for first time
The series, previously only available as e-books through Joffe Books, is now out in physical form thanks to…
Book Marks reviews of A Dog in Georgia by Lauren Grodstein Book Marks
Publisher Algonquin Books A missing dog in Georgia sets Amy Webb on an adventure away from her tumultuous…
The Most Popular Literary News This Week
Settle into Sunday with the stories Book Riot readers were most interested in this week. The 25 Best…
Kids still drawn to physical books
GEORGE TOWN: Despite the allure of digital screens, children are still turning pages – literally. At a time…
When book rejection leads to publishing success
The publishing world was agog to learn that this year’s Miles Franklin winner, Siang Lu, was rejected multiple…