The New York Times Book Review calls it a "weird, lovely and sweetly satisfying novel" that is "engaging and accessible." Named a Best Book of 2023 by NPR. According to ...

The Washington Post’s longtime book critic Michael Dirda took a break from reading, then delved into some favorites and new ...

Bridget Read’s “Little Bosses Everywhere” exposes the deceptions of direct-selling companies that make their profit not off ...

Winners and two honor titles in each category will be recognized at an awards ceremony held at the State House in October.

Matthew Stevens, who worked for Carey for a year, spent seven years recuperating from the nightmare and writing a work of ...

Author Richard Osman has shared the charming detail of a thoughtful gift from his wife Ingrid Oliver, calling it "a special, lovely, beautiful thing". In a relationship brimming with warmth ...

Today, my colleague Adam Liptak explains how a case about children’s picture books, with titles like “Pride Puppy” and “Uncle Bobby’s Wedding,” has broad implications for schools ...

On one hand, the argument of Richard Kreitner’s deeply researched ... Biography is a difficult form; fitting six of them into a single book is even more challenging. Yet Kreitner pulls it ...

It has been 45 years since CanRock hero Bryan Adams released his self-titled debut album, and at this point, he seems content to just roll with the punches across North America. The North American ...

It has been 45 years since CanRock hero Bryan Adams released his self-titled debut album ... His upcoming album, Roll With The Punches, his 17th, comes out this summer. Alberta author Genevieve Graham ...

Richard Adams, 45, who runs Facebook page Disabled in Lincoln, has been in talks with Live at Lincoln Castle organisers Cuffe & Taylor to improve the experience for disabled people this year.

Northumberland crime author LJ Ross has revealed that actor Richard Armitage will be returning to narrate her next two books. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Northumberland Gazette, you ...