The pen became mightier than the sword for a Sarah Corbett Lynch who is using her experiences to help others heal.

It is inspired by the characters created by Roald Dahl. The plot revolves around Mrs Twit putting wasps into the toilet bowl.

Since it was published in 1971, ‘The Monster at the End of This Book’ has become an iconic entry in the kidlit canon. Here’s ...

The prolific fantasy author, best known for his Discworld series, infused his writing with empathy and humor. Here’s where to ...

Although the late Jim Harrison is a widely acclaimed author of novels, novellas, poems and nonfiction, he wrote just one ...

The simultaneous publication of two books, L-Eletrumbetta and The Eletrump, created by artist Naomi Gatt, is an innovative initiative by Merlin Publishers offering the same delightful story in either ...

I’ve been going through emails Rob and I exchanged in our early 20s, and I’ve been amazed at how seriously we continued to ...

OpenAI, recently valued at $300 billion, is accused of "intentional, malicious and outrageous religious discrimination against Holy Sexuality pursuant to OpenAI’s facially discriminatory Religious ...

Denver author Peter Heller is this year's winner of the Friends of the Pikes Peak Library District's annual Frank Waters Award. He'll be the keynote speaker at the annual Friends of the Pikes Peak ...

Cahoots artistic director and cofounder Paul McEneaney on the Belfast company's 'game-changing' run in the United States ...

When words fail them, creative writers imagine entirely new ones. Author Patti Callahan Henry examines fictional language, ...

Judy Garland popularized a 1931 song titled “Life Is Just A Bowl of Cherries,” but Caffe Boa co-owner Patrick Larson would ...