Book review: Julia Bueno writes about miscarriage in Brink of Being
Miscarriage was historically an overlooked experience, but a new book hopes to bring it to the forefront of our cultural discussions.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: The Journey behind-the-scenes to release in November
Harry Potter fans can now get unparalleled access to the wizarding world with photography, interviews, never-before-seen sketches, notes, candid backstage photos and unprecedented trivia.
Camilleri, the author of Montalbano detective series, dies at 93
His death comes after a month after the long-ailing Camilleri was hospitalized with heart problems and complications from a broken thigh bone.
The walk of life: Nigerian Booker-winner Ben Okri on poetry, his mother’s stories, and a new novel
Booker Prize winner Ben Okri from Nigeria chats about poetry, his mother’s stories, and a new novel that’s already being hailed as the year’s finest.
If You See Me, Don’t Say Hi: Neel Patel on short stories and hyphenated identities
LA-based writer Neel Patel says his new collection of short stories emerged from a need for visibility.
A summer romance: Talking about first love, desire and sexuality with Andre Aciman
André Aciman’s upcoming follow-up to his 2007 novel, Call Me by Your Name, is among the biggest talking points in the literary world this year.
Barun Chanda's latest novel Murder in the Monastery is a gripping crime thriller
Set in Sikkim, Barun Chanda’s Murder in the Monastery, will take you on a thrilling plot of crime and mystery
5% duty on imported books: Worried Indian publishers, booksellers to meet HRD officials
Upset over the five per cent customs duty proposed on imported books, an association of Indian publishers and booksellers is planning to meet government officials to highlight their problem areas.
