You don't have to be a poetry fan to get hooked on novels written in free verse. They attract many a reader -- and even reluctant readers -- with their knack for telling a story using few words in an ...

Indonesian creator market event Comic Frontier (Comifuro) returned once again last May. The 20th event, titled Comifuro XX, ...

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Welcome to Great Adaptations, the Book Review’s regular multiple-choice quiz about books that have gone on to find new life as movies, television shows, theatrical productions, video games and more.

At one point in 2022, Colleen Hoover had six of the 10 bestselling novels of the year. Three of those— Ugly Love, Reminders of Him, and It Ends With Us — had first been published years earlier ...

Dragonfly BSD has been virtually silent for two and a half years. Now the developers around Matt Dillon have surprisingly released Dragonfly BSD 6.4.1. The meagre announcement on the project page ...

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If you're looking to revisit BioWare's beloved fictional galaxy, you can grab a budget-friendly bundle of Mass Effect digital books from Fanatical for a limited time, covering stories, missions ...

She had discovered the series—comprising 75 novels published between 1931 and 1972—a few months earlier and swiftly devoured them. “I’m now approaching the 75th novel, and I’m fearfully ...

Harlan Coben novels are always an experience. But when the bestseller author works with three long-time friends and creative collaborators to move their setting from the U.S. to the U.K. and adapt ...

We asked Londonist readers a simple question: What's the best novel set (or partly set) in London? Looking for a London reading list? You've come to the right page. We asked Londonist readers to ...