‘Recitative’ by Toni Morrison, a rare short story, to be published in book form
In much of the world, the end Toni Morrison was a novelist, famous for classics…
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Neal Shusterman reviews Gary Paulsen’s latest novel
NORTH WINDBy Gary PaulsenGary Paulsen’s latest novel, “Northwind,” a survival story as masterfully understated as…
“People Said I Didn’t Have Enough Talent”: The Rise of the Italian Gonzo Graphic Novel | Italy
Michele Rech is uncomfortable with success. The shy 38-year-old cartoonist, who works in a modest…
A time outside of this time – when reality goes beyond fiction
Your reaction to Amitava Kumar’s third discursive novel may depend on the political situation in…
New Zealand’s first Booker Prize winner Keri Hulme dies at 74
After attending North New Brighton Primary School and Aranui Secondary School in Christchurch, Ms Hulme…
“Weather Girl,” “Lucky Leap Day” topped Romantic Comedy Playlist in January
The past two years have been anything but calming, so set the tone for a…
An overview of the Northeast in the books for 2021
Wondering what to do with the book token you got from your aunt this Christmas?…
Kathryn Schulz doesn’t see any pleasure in reading as culpable
How does your reading influence your own writing process, if at all?Obliquely. When I’m stuck…
Books to read in the new year
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – Looking for new books to read as you ring in the…
“Here’s to Us” by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera and other new books
Looking for something good to read? USA TODAY’s Barbara VanDenburgh explores the shelves for this…
Manjula Narayan, Editor-in-Chief, Books, picks her favorite 2021 reads
Martyn Rix’s scholarly work which is also a visual treat takes you into the world…
The library looks to January
Posted: 12/22/2021 22:21:30 PM Modified: 12/22/2021 22:21:17 PM The Belmont Library anticipates a month of…
Vacation Shopping Boosts Omaha Small Businesses
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted just about every industry, including local small businesses. But, this…
6 contemporary books with tall main characters
During this time of year, whether it is overly comfortable family members or seasonal depression,…
Exciting new book in Sword of the Spirit fictional series features action, adventure and suspense
At first, I was working on a whole different project; until God interrupts him by…
Smriti Irani at the launch of his novel: “I went out to live my life and then the story happened”
Union Minister for the Development of Women and Children, Smriti Irani, officially launched her first…
Tangible Books, a new store from former Myopic Books owners, opens in Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT – The former owners of Myopic Books have returned to Chicago to sell used…
Reality and fiction come together in a new book | Rutland Reader
If Bernie Lambek’s new novel “An Intention to Engage” was a TV show, the promo…
Author Howard Harris Sr.’s new book, “Back to Babylon,” is a compelling fiction that chronicles the impending punishment of the United States at the hands of God
The recent publication “Back to Babylon” by Covenant Books author Howard Harris Sr. is an…
John Legend and his film crew to publish books at Zando
When Molly Stern was conceiving the idea for a new publishing house that would leverage…
Vietnam: Prominent Free Blogger | Human Rights Watch
(New York) – Vietnamese authorities should drop all criminal charges against prominent human rights activist…
The most perfect thing in the universe rewards a mid-level book
Loah counts the hours until her mother returns from the frozen Arctic, where she has…
Famous Martial Arts Novel Becomes Stunning New Comic Book
Chronicles of the Immortal Swordsman (??) of fame wuxia novelist Shiao Yi has been adapted…
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New idea to make books successful for young readers in Northland
A new idea to offer more books to new Northland readers is proving to be…
How two novelists and a poet changed my life
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Genre roundup: the best of new sci-fi
Stephen Baxter’s latest offering reads like a synthesis of his global epics such as Moon…
Book review | Memory fiction that paints a vivid picture of Shillong – warts and all
There is no plot, but there are strong characters, most of whom are his family…
Garry Disher’s The Way it is Now magazine – provocative thriller questions small town misogyny | Books
IIn his latest novel, award-winning detective writer Garry Disher questions the cultural landscapes of power…
Book Review: ‘Prairie Lotus’ – Lewiston Sun Journal
Prairie Lotus by Linda Sue Park Prairie lotus by Linda Sue Park If you like…
Mitch Albom visits DC for book on new novel “Stranger in the Lifeboat”
Listen to the full conversation on our “Beyond Fame” podcast. He wrote “Tuesdays with Morrie 
Award-Winning Storybook by a SLU Teacher Challenging Reality | Books and Authors
TOWNSHIP – Saint-Laurent University English professor Pedro Ponce has published a book of stories that…
Novelist Ann Patchett Knows the “Tyranny of Good Deeds”
At 25, Ann Patchett “escaped” her brief first marriage, gave up the teaching job she…
Wilbur Smith: Prolific Thriller Writer Who Has Sold 140 Million Books
Wilbur Smith was a bestselling author whose swashbuckling thrillers set in Africa portrayed the continent…
New political thrillers are heading to the brink of disaster (and plunging)
NEVERBy Ken Follett802 pages. Viking. $ 36.Follett’s latest novel is full of characters who work…
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Literary scholar takes us around the world in eight books | To travel
In his new book Around the world in 80 books, David Damrosch builds an itinerary…
RZA to release graphic novel ‘Bobby Digital’
Wu-Tang Clan member RZA once dabbled in comedy and directing in Hollywood, but he’s now…
“The Ankles of the Medusa”, a selection of wildly imagined stories from AS Byatt spanning three decades
The story of the princess – her title is “Cold” – is here. This delicate…
Seattle literary luminary Nancy Pearl looks back on a life of books
“I’ve never been able to figure out how to describe myself, but I think the…
Library book sale coming in December – MyVeronaNJ
The Friends of the Verona Public Library will be organizing their annual December Book Sale…
In ‘I Am Smoke’ an unlikely subject gets his due
Henry Herz is well aware that smoke is an unlikely topic for a children’s book.“As…
Is Sally Rooney right to arm her own novel?
Books are dangerous creatures. They should be attached to a leash, put behind bars or,…
Adam O’Riordan’s The Falling Thread Review – Deeply Satisfying | fiction
The poet and now novelist Adam O’Riordan was born in Manchester, teaches there and has…
report shows fourfold increase in ethnic minority characters in British children’s books | Children and adolescents
The proportion of children’s books featuring an ethnic minority character has nearly quadrupled in the…
Steve Luttner’s Debut Novel Covers 100 Years of History Through One Family’s Lineage
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Completing “Of: A Tale of How Peter Mueller Came To Be” was…
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Genre roundup – scary fiction for young adults
Witches, ghouls, and monsters are never hard to spot in this spookiest literary season, but…
Lynnwood Book Publisher Encourages Readers To Try Scary Stories
The cover for Lamella, which will be released by Lynnwood-based Bad Dream Entertainment, in March…
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Antananarivo’s groundbreaking horror novel Due “The Between” finally gets the embrace it deserves
Antananarivo’s groundbreaking horror novel Due “The Between” was not an easy sell when it was…
New literary award for fiction writers
A new literary prize for women announced Thursday aims to shine a light on women…
Mid-Columbia Libraries hold biannual book sale until November 6
October 26, 2021 6:06 PM Posted: October 26, 2021 6:06 PM KENNEWICK, Wash .– The…
Serong and Nannestad win $ 100,000 historical novel award
25 October 2021 @booksandpublishing Victorian writer Jock Serong won the $ 50,000 ARA Historical Novel…
‘Dune’ Hebrew translator speaks on novel as remake hits screens
“Dune,†a film based on Frank Herbert’s 1965 sci-fi epic, hit screens on October 21.…
Best Selling Books: 10/24/2021 | Living in the North
Northern MichiganHardcover fiction 1. “State of Terror†by Louise Penny and Hillary Rodham Clinton, Simon…
David Lynch’s Dune bombed, but still shaped every sci-fi movie
Frank Herbert’s epic science fiction novel Dune has been considered infilmable for decades. Mainly because…
On “Razorblade Tears” by SA Cosby
ON THE SURFACE, SA Cosby’s Razor blade tears is a detective story about channeling grief…
Review: Sally Rooney’s New Novel Presents a Beautiful World to Explore | Book reviews
BEAUTIFUL WORLD, WHERE ARE YOU. By Sally Rooney. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. 368 pages. $…
The meaning of ‘Wicked’ will not go away | Culture & Leisure
It has now been 26 years since novelist Gregory Maguire first suggested that some are…
Columbus author Janet Beard to appear at Grammercy Books in Bexley
Janet Beard grew up in eastern Tennessee, near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. His…
Sunday Reading: Strange Tales | The New Yorker
Sometimes a writer of what is often mistakenly called the “fiction genre” completely transcends that…
Snohomish County Author Events and Poetry Readings
Kip Greenthal: Edmonds Bookstore presents a talk with the author of “Bench waterAt 6 p.m.…
Susanna Kearsley’s “Gone Days”
Claudia N. Oltean”The Gone Days”Author: Susanna KearsleyLandmark sourcebooks, 448 pages, $ 24.29International bestselling author Susanna…
Owensboro native releases first book, dystopian science fiction set in the distant future
Aaron Williams didn’t always want to be a writer. As someone who loved to draw…
Book Review: “Million Dollar Demon” | Community
“Million Dollar Demon (The Hollows # 15)†by Kim Harrison. Ace (Penguin Random House), 2021.…
Reading conference: five questions with Gabriella Saab
With her debut novel “The Last Checkmate” now on sale, Gabriella Saab is the most…
Books: Where is the joy in queer literature?
Here’s a peculiarity that I have noticed in the literature over the years: Whenever I…
A Sarcastic Guide to Office Lingo ‘- Twin Cities
BARONE / MOOS: Pat Barone and Michael Moos read excerpts from their recent poetry books,…