Workhorse Review: A Devil Wears Prada-Style Tale
Former Vogue staffer Caroline Palmer's debut novel Workhorse explores ambition and envy in the golden era of women's magazines through a highly unlikable heroine.
Category : Books
Read These Books Before They Hit Screens in 2026
From literary romances to gothic classics, discover the must-read books being adapted into major films and TV series this year, featuring star-studded casts and acclaimed directors.
Three Authors Win $10,000 Science + Literature Awards
Three authors have been awarded $10,000 prizes for masterfully blending scientific research with literary artistry in the fifth annual Science + Literature awards.
A Single Man Audiobook Review: Jennings' Performance
A new audiobook of Christopher Isherwood's A Single Man, narrated by Alex Jennings, explores grief and isolation in 1960s California with poignant depth and emotional resonance.
Queen Camilla in Beano Promotes Audiobooks as Reading
Queen Camilla appears in the Beano comic, advocating for audiobooks and comics as valid forms of reading, supported by industry experts highlighting their benefits for literacy and accessibility.
Martin: Tyrion Won't Get Happy Ending in Next Book
Game of Thrones author George RR Martin discusses The Winds of Winter after 14 years, revealing Tyrion Lannister's fate will be darker than the HBO series.
Saunders' Vigil: Climate Guilt and Ghostly Morality
George Saunders returns with Vigil, a spectral novel confronting an oil tycoon's climate sins. This review explores its moral questions and narrative limitations.
Jeffrey Archer Announces Final Novel After 50 Years
Bestselling author Jeffrey Archer, 85, declares his upcoming novel 'Adam and Eve' will be his last, concluding a 50-year writing career that sold over 300 million books worldwide.
Han Kang, Flournoy, Roy Nominated for NBCC Awards
Nobel laureate Han Kang, Angela Flournoy and Arundhati Roy are among the finalists for the prestigious National Book Critics Circle awards across multiple categories.
Deep Reading Fights Stress and Misinformation
Explore how deep reading combats stress, loneliness, and misinformation by fostering critical thinking and empathy, contrasting with passive social media use.
Gotham Book Prize Finalists Revealed for $50,000 Award
Actor Lili Taylor, restaurateur Keith McNally and journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin are among the 11 finalists for the prestigious $50,000 Gotham Book Prize, which celebrates literature about New York City.
Author's Himalayan life: Rockslides, leopards & climate change
Author Anuradha Roy recounts a terrifying monsoon rockslide in the Himalayas and 25 years of life in Ranikhet, where beauty battles a changing climate. Her new book, 'Called by the Hills', is out now.
Review: Rob Doyle's 'Cameo' - Literary Satire Unleashed
Rob Doyle's new autofiction novel 'Cameo' is a larky, satirical fantasy of literary celebrity, poking fun at the publishing world and culture wars. Read our full review.
George R.R. Martin's Winds of Winter Update Frustrates Fans
Fans demand answers as George R.R. Martin offers no release date for The Winds of Winter after 15 years. Discover the latest on the Game of Thrones sequel and his other projects.
Karen Solie wins £25k TS Eliot poetry prize
Canadian poet Karen Solie has been awarded the prestigious 2025 TS Eliot Prize for her collection 'Wellwater', receiving £25,000. Discover the winning work exploring environmental crisis.
Griffiths' Memoir on Rushdie Attack & Friend's Death
Author Rachel Eliza Griffiths releases memoir 'The Flower Bearers', detailing the trauma of Salman Rushdie's stabbing and her best friend's death. A story of profound grief and resilience.
£50k reader-led book prize launched by Hachette and Libraro
A groundbreaking £50,000 writing prize lets readers choose the shortlist. Judges include Elly Griffiths. Could you help discover the next bestseller?
Julian Barnes's Best Fiction Novels Ranked
As Julian Barnes prepares to publish his final novel at 80, we rank his finest works of fiction, from the Booker-winning 'The Sense of an Ending' to 'Flaubert's Parrot'. Discover the essential reads from a literary master.
Review: Be More Bird, a contrived avian self-help book
A review of Candida Meyrick's 'Be More Bird', a life lessons book inspired by her Harris hawk. We explore why this nature memoir feels contrived and earthbound.
Julian Barnes's final novel 'Departure(s)' marks career end
Julian Barnes publishes his final book, 'Departure(s)', a hybrid of memoir and fiction reflecting on love, ageing and mortality. A poignant close to a 45-year literary career.
English Literature Graduate Reveals Top 5 Books of the Year
A voracious reader with a degree in English Literature shares her five favourite books from the last year, spanning sci-fi, literary fiction, and gripping non-fiction. Discover your next captivating read.
Tom Gauld cartoon on difficult New Year's resolutions
Acclaimed cartoonist Tom Gauld perfectly skewers our annual ambition with a witty new illustration about unattainable New Year's goals. Discover the humour in our collective overreach.
Julian Barnes says new novel 'Departure(s)' is his last
Booker Prize-winning author Julian Barnes confirms his upcoming novel, 'Departure(s)', will be his final book. The 80-year-old reflects on his career, health, and legacy. Read his poignant farewell to fiction.
Gourmet magazine revived as worker-owned newsletter
The iconic food publication Gourmet is back after a 16-year hiatus, relaunched as a worker-owned newsletter by a group of journalists aiming to fill a void in culinary media.
Millennial Writers Redefine the Infidelity Novel
From polyamory to perimenopause, a new wave of authors like Sally Rooney and Raven Leilani are reshaping literary tales of love and betrayal. Explore the evolution.
Winnie the Pooh: A perfect first book 100 years on
As Winnie the Pooh marks its 100th anniversary, we explore why A.A. Milne's classic tales of friendship and kindness are still the ideal introduction to reading for young children. Discover the timeless lessons.
Self-Help Books That Work, According to Experts
From finding love to handling stress, leading psychologists and neuroscientists reveal the self-help books grounded in science that can genuinely change your life. Discover your next read.
Addiction Memoirs: Finding Hope After a Father's Death
After losing her father to alcoholism, author Sophie Calon explores how memoirs of recovery provide clarity and connection. Discover the power of shared stories in facing addiction.
Julian Barnes weds in secret before 80th birthday
Booker Prize winner Julian Barnes reveals secret marriage to former publisher Rachel Cugnoni while battling rare blood cancer. Read the touching story of love and loss.
The surprising printing press origin of 'upper and lower case'
A viral social media discussion reveals the forgotten history behind 'uppercase' and 'lowercase' terms, dating back to manual printing presses. Discover the Latin origins and how technology changed language forever.
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