To celebrate the author's 250th birthday, a new exhibition at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City features ...

Lee Cole’s follow-up to “Groundskeeping” is colder, wiser and more ominous than his debut.

They may chat goodnaturedly about the book choice (or complain about the wine choice), but they love being in community. That familiar scene has been shown in countless films and TV shows in the last ...

The Booker Prize-winning author recommends three works by writers who, thanks to geography, may have never received their due ...

Bradford novelist and playwright JB Priestley once lamented his attempt at a Wedgewood vase, commenting that even the ...

The literary landscape is undergoing a seismic shift as authors of all stripes—from blockbuster bestsellers to indie darlings—migrate to Substack.

City Paper is lighting up your shelf with a fiery list of local, must-read LGBTQIA books by and about the queer community.

Join the library and the One Read Task Force in September as we explore the topics and themes in “North Woods” — including ...

We meet J-pop’s hottest international act, which made its highly anticipated European debut this month in the UK. Acclaimed ...

BR Ravikanthe Gowda addresses the opening ceremony of a three-day literary workshop at Haveri sub-jail ThursdayHaveri: LN Muk ...

A Congo-born writer whose father was imprisoned during a rebellion in the war-torn country in the 1960s has won Ontario’s greatest literary prize. Aristote Kavungu, an Oshawa-based author who teaches ...