18-year-old confesses to vandalizing Fairport Harbor free little library
FAIRPORT HARBOR, Ohio (WOIO) – An 18-year-old man confessed to destroying the books at the free little library…
Megan Greenwell on holding out for the once-in-a-lifetime book idea
Megan Greenwell. Photo by Loreto Caceres Story Annotations The author of “Bad Company” on the merits of waiting…
4thWrite prize shortlist offers up ‘daring, imaginative’ new voices | Books
The shortlist for the ninth year of the 4thWrite prize, the short story competition for unpublished writers of…
Canadian critic Will Sloan’s new book revisits the legacy of Ed Wood
Open this photo in gallery: Once dismissed as junk, Wood’s films now feel vital, stranger than ever and…
‘What We Can Know’ review: In Ian McEwan’s future, the past is elusive
Book Review What We Can KnowBy Ian McEwanKnopf: 320 pages, $30 If you buy books linked on our…
Nick Harkaway: ‘I loathed Charles Dickens – it nearly turned me off reading for ever’ | Books
My earliest reading memoryI read The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien at seven, in my bedroom in…
Arturo Soto on memory, personal history and the politics of place
In his book Border Documents, the photographer and writer draws on his father’s anecdotes and his own images…
Niche titles at risk if bookshops squeezed by short payment terms, BA warns
Changes around late payments “are causing the most concern for UK members” of the Booksellers Association (BA), Laura McCormack,…
The Globe and Mail Bestsellers for the week of September 20, 2025
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Night People by Mark Ronson review – a superstar DJ’s coming of age | Autobiography and memoir
It is bizarre to learn that, despite a career spent desperately trying to fill the dancefloor, reading the room…
Ely girl writer’s novel is now in her own local library
Hephzibah said she had always loved going to her local library, but when she was about eight years…
A curiosity worth sweating over • Inside Story
Madison Griffiths’s probing new book begins with “a curiosity worth sweating over.” She’s on the other side of…