"The Girl on the Train," a thriller by author Paula Hawkins, kept its perch on Thursday at the top of the US bestsellers list, a spot it has held for a dozen weeks. Data from independent and...
Read moreA new collection from the premium notebook maker inspired by Lewis Carroll's timeless children's classic are now on sale in the US and in Europe. The series consists of four hardcover books,...
Read more"One day, for a laugh, I will have to publish all the threats I received at Charlie Hebdo," French cartoonist Charb wrote in a book he finished just two days before being mowed down by jihadist...
Read moreWork on "The Book of Joy: Finding Enduring Happiness in an Uncertain World" is set to start this weekend when the two Nobel Peace Prize laureates meet to celebrate the Dalai Lama's 80th...
Read moreIn the quest to bring new readers into the fold, a soon-to-launch app called “Rook” is to offer free e-books to users in certain public places – but they'll have to pay for the book, if they wish...
Read moreAli Smith's highly praised "How to be Both" and Pulitzer-winning American novelist Anne Tyler's "A Spool of Blue Thread" are among the six books short-listed for the Baileys Women's Prize for...
Read moreGerman novelist Guenter Grass, the Nobel Prize-winning author of "The Tin Drum", an epic treatment of the Nazi era, died on Monday at the age of 87, his publishers said. A broad-shouldered man...
Read moreNext month, the 28th annual Hay Festival will welcome its usual star-studded mix of authors, readers, thinkers and entertainers for 11 days of talks, readings and shows. Famously dubbed "the...
Read moreMeredith Wild and Jasinda Wilder (pic) have both gone from the self-publishing realm to land significant book deals over the past week, following in the vaunted footsteps of E.L...
Read moreClad in robes and pointed hats, would-be sorcerers wave their wands and cast spells as they hone their magic skills at their very own College of Wizardry. In scenes inspired by Hogwarts from...
Read more“This is the short and the long of it”, as William Shakespeare wrote in “The Merry Wives of Windsor”. A play called "Double Falsehood" published in 1728 by a man who claimed it was based on a...
Read moreSubscription e-book service Oyster announced Wednesday it has signed all five major publishers for its new US online bookstore, a move which could ramp up competition against Amazon. Oyster,...
Read more"The Shepherd's Crown" book by the late British sci-fi and fantasy writer Terry Pratchett, is to be published on September 10 of this year. Pratchett, who died last month at the age of 66,...
Read moreOn April 14, a speech that "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling (pic) gave to the graduating class at Harvard will be immortalised in print. She joins authors including David Foster Wallace and...
Read moreJohn Fogerty is the latest in a recent string of musicians to announce they have memoirs on the way. Here is a look at some musical autobiographies coming up in 2015 and beyond. John Fogerty:...
Read moreGeorge R. R. Martin has uploaded a third sample chapter from "A Song of Ice And Fire" on his website, offering another preview of the series' sixth entry. The scene-setting 6,700-word excerpt...
Read moreA. A. Milne's "Winnie-The-Pooh," released in 1926, has been a classic for generations. With that collection's 90th anniversary on the horizon, there's a new set of tales in the works, as well as...
Read moreOscar winner Patricia Arquette is writing a memoir for Random House having closed a deal with the publisher. Formative events outlined in a joint-statement with Random House include her...
Read moreThe sequel to Swedish author Stieg Larsson's best-selling Millennium crime trilogy, due for release in August, kicks off with an artificial intelligence intrigue involving a US spy agency, the...
Read moreBritish comedian David Walliams has said that two of his kids' books will be made into BBC Christmas specials. The 43-year-old comedian has been approached by BBC bosses who are eager to land...
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