Bestselling author Adele Parks MBE reveals the terrifying inspiration behind her new psychological thriller 'Just Between Us', exploring the deadly consequences of online envy and curated perfection in the digital age.
Dive into the Mail's definitive guide to this season's most compelling literary fiction, featuring profound explorations of identity, family, and the human condition from authors like Morgan Talty and M. John Harrison.
Discover why Florence Knapp's debut novel, The Names, is the must-read literary sensation of the year. A gripping tale of family secrets, identity, and a mysterious inheritance that will keep you hooked until the final page.
Explore the hidden world of Britain's last traditional artisans in James Fox's 'Craftland'. A riveting review of a nation's disappearing heritage, from thatching and wheelwrighting to glassblowing.
A newly translated ancient biblical text, the Apocalypse of Thomas, reveals a startling prophecy about the End of Days and the forgotten lineage of Adam and Eve. This forbidden manuscript, hidden for centuries, offers a radical alternative to the Genesis
A raw and unfiltered documentary delves into the chaotic genius of Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh, exploring his tumultuous journey from Edinburgh's schemes to global literary stardom.
Delve into Alex Foster's breathtaking debut novel, 'Circular Motion', a high-concept thriller where the Earth's rotation accelerates, hurtling society towards chaos. A masterful blend of climate fiction and human drama.
Evolutionary biologist Mark Vellend's 'Everything Evolves' applies Darwinian theory to human culture, offering a controversial lens to understand figures like JD Vance and the trajectory of modern politics.
Acclaimed author Sally Rooney sparks intense debate with her pro-Palestinian boycott stance on Gaza, drawing both fierce criticism and staunch support from the literary and political worlds.
Startling new data analysis reveals a growing gender divide in reading habits. This in-depth investigation explores whether men are abandoning books, the cultural forces at play, and the profound societal implications of this modern literary crisis.
A major US bookstore chain has suspended its charitable donations of LGBTQ+ literature, citing a 'chilling effect' from a surge in restrictive state laws. The move highlights the growing impact of legislation on free expression.
The prestigious Polari literary prize has been abruptly cancelled by its founder, Paul Burston, in a powerful stand against author John Boyne's controversial views on LGBTQ+ issues and transgender rights. The decision sends shockwaves through the UK liter
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Discover the finest short novels and novellas for busy readers. Our curated list from The Independent features masterpieces by George Orwell, Kazuo Ishiguro, and more, all under 200 pages for instant literary satisfaction.
The prestigious Polari Book Prize, a cornerstone of the UK's LGBTQ literary calendar, has been abruptly cancelled following a major internal schism. The crisis was triggered by the controversial nomination of a gender-critical author, exposing deep ideolo
A gripping exploration of the psychological and ethical dilemmas faced by collectors, as revealed in James Delbourgo's latest book.
A young New Zealand author has been recognised by TIME magazine as one of its 'Girls of the Year' for her inspiring work and bold message to peers.
Acclaimed author Sally Rooney announces donation of book earnings to Palestine Action, sparking conversations on literary activism.
A definitive ranking of Thomas Pynchon's labyrinthine literary masterpieces, from the paranoia of 'The Crying of Lot 49' to the sprawling epic 'Gravity's Rainbow'.
Author Rie Qudan reveals how leveraging AI transformed her writing process and led to literary acclaim.
A long-lost library book has finally been returned after 82 years, sparking joy and nostalgia. Discover the fascinating story behind this overdue return.
Australian musician and writer Justin Heazlewood captivates audiences with his heartfelt poem 'Chocolate Milk', marking a highlight of Australian Poetry Month.
Renowned cartoonist Tom Gauld delivers another sharp, humorous take on the world of literature, this time exploring the idea of having someone to champion your writing.
The Church of England has ignited controversy by portraying St Augustine as a black man in a new children's book, prompting discussions about historical accuracy and representation.
As George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' marks its 80th anniversary, his son shares insights into the enduring relevance of this political masterpiece.
Discover the powerful story of Manni Coe, who overcame the trauma of abuse by a vicar to rebuild his life with resilience and hope.
Recent statistics show a concerning decline in reading rates among Australian men, with women and children far outpacing them. Explore the reasons behind this trend and what it means for literacy and culture.
Acclaimed novelist Greg Iles, known for his gripping Southern thrillers, has died at the age of 65, leaving behind a profound literary legacy.