Fran Lebowitz: Why I’ll Never Marry
Iconic writer Fran Lebowitz shares her candid thoughts on relationships, living alone, and why marriage isn’t for her in a refreshingly unfiltered interview.
Category : Books
Joanna David stars in The Salt Path TV adaptation
The remarkable true story of Raynor Winn and her husband Moth's 630-mile coastal trek after losing their home, now adapted into a major TV series starring Joanna David.
Tom Gauld's hilarious holiday cartoon
Renowned cartoonist Tom Gauld captures the bittersweet reality of holiday expectations versus reality in his latest witty illustration. A must-read for anyone who's ever dreamed of the perfect getaway.
Hope Reese's 'The Women Not Fine': A Feminist Masterpiece
Explore Hope Reese's compelling new book, 'The Women Not Fine,' which uncovers the untold stories of women who defied societal norms. A must-read for history enthusiasts.
Eve Macdonald's Carthage: Ancient history redefined
Explore the captivating history of Carthage through Eve Macdonald's groundbreaking book, offering fresh insights into this ancient civilization's rise and fall.
Joanna David stars in 'The Salt Path' TV adaptation
Acclaimed actress Joanna David joins Jason Flemyng in the upcoming TV adaptation of 'The Salt Path', the inspiring memoir by Raynor Winn. The series promises to bring the emotional journey of homelessness and hope to life.
Raymond Antrobus on deafness and survivor's guilt
Award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus shares his journey of growing up deaf in a hearing world, exploring themes of identity, loss, and resilience in his deeply personal memoir.
Hugh Laurie to narrate Harry Potter audiobooks
Beloved actor Hugh Laurie is set to bring the wizarding world to life as the new narrator for the Harry Potter audiobook series, adding his unique charm to J.K. Rowling's iconic stories.
Anglophone literature's declining global appeal
Once dominant, English-language literature is losing its universal appeal as global readers seek diverse voices beyond the Anglo-American canon.
Waterstones BookFest 'Hell' theme sparks outrage
Waterstones faces backlash over its 'Hell on Earth' themed BookFest, with critics calling the campaign insensitive amid global crises. The bookseller defends the event as a celebration of dystopian literature.
Daily reading boosts health, happiness and longevity
Discover how making reading a daily habit can boost your mental health, reduce stress, and even add years to your life, according to experts.
Elvis & The Colonel: The Toxic Relationship That Shaped Music History
Peter Guralnick's explosive new biography uncovers the dark truth behind Elvis Presley's rise and fall, revealing how his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, both made and broke the King of Rock 'n' Roll.
Zeynab Gamieldien's 'Learned Behaviours': A Must-Read Mystery
Zeynab Gamieldien's debut novel 'Learned Behaviours' delves into the complexities of privilege, identity, and class politics through a compelling mystery narrative.
Patterson & Ward write about UnitedHealthcare CEO murder
Bestselling author James Patterson and investigative journalist Vicky Ward collaborate on a gripping new book exploring the shocking murder of UnitedHealthcare's CEO.
The unethical journalist who interviewed Hitler
Richard Evans' new book exposes the shocking ethical breaches of a journalist who interviewed Hitler, revealing a troubling chapter in media history.
Ruchir Joshi’s 'Great Eastern Hotel': India in Flux
Ruchir Joshi’s 'Great Eastern Hotel' offers a sweeping, evocative exploration of India’s societal shifts through the lens of a historic Kolkata landmark.
First edition 'Hobbit' sells for record £43k
A pristine first edition of J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Hobbit' has fetched an astonishing £43,000 at auction, setting a new record for the beloved fantasy novel.
Elizabeth Gilbert pulls book over Russia backlash
Bestselling author Elizabeth Gilbert delays publication of her latest novel following criticism over its setting in Russia during the Ukraine conflict.
Best Paperbacks: García Márquez, Craig Brown & More
Discover the best new paperbacks to add to your reading list this month, featuring literary giants like Gabriel García Márquez and witty commentary from Craig Brown.
The surprising origins of human language revealed
Discover how Madeleine Beekman's new book, 'The Origin of Language,' uncovers the unexpected history of human speech and its evolutionary roots.
Best Australian Books: August 2025 Picks
Discover the best Australian books to dive into this August 2025, featuring compelling fiction, gripping memoirs, and thought-provoking non-fiction.
Allan Ahlberg’s Stories Still Delight Generations
Celebrated children's author Allan Ahlberg reflects on his timeless stories and the enduring love readers have for his work.
Progress: Exposing Humanity's Dangerous Myth
Samuel Miller McDonald's 'Progress' dismantles the myth of perpetual human advancement, offering a provocative critique of modernity and its unintended consequences.
Nicola Barker's 'Tonyinterruptor': A Satirical Triumph
Nicola Barker's latest novel, 'Tonyinterruptor', delivers a sharp, witty satire that cuts through societal pretence. A must-read for fans of contemporary fiction.
John Masefield's Sea Fever: A timeless maritime poem
Rediscover John Masefield's classic poem 'Sea Fever,' a stirring tribute to the irresistible allure of the sea and the wanderlust it inspires.
Crossword genius revealed after 30-year mystery
Discover the fascinating journey of a crossword genius whose identity has remained a mystery until now. Dive into the world of cryptic clues and brilliant minds.
Andrev Walden's Darkly Funny Swedish Autofiction
Andrev Walden's latest work delivers a sharp, witty exploration of modern life through the lens of Swedish autofiction. A must-read for fans of dark humour and introspective narratives.
17th-century woman's memoir reveals hidden history
A newly discovered memoir offers an extraordinary glimpse into the daily struggles and triumphs of a woman living in 17th-century Northern England.
David Brooks' 'Counting Sheep' celebrates Australian Poetry Month
Acclaimed poet David Brooks' latest work, 'Counting Sheep', takes centre stage during Australian Poetry Month, offering a reflective and lyrical exploration of nature and solitude.
A stranger's unexpected book gift restored my faith in humanity
A chance meeting with a kind stranger who handed over a well-loved book became a poignant reminder of the power of small acts of kindness in our daily lives.
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