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In his latest work, Where the Axe Is Buried, Ray Nayler presents a bold exploration of authoritarianism, power structures, and the quest for human freedom. Set in a future marked…

The Women’s Prize for Fiction has unveiled its 2025 shortlist, showcasing a diverse array of voices that delve into themes of personal freedom, identity, and the complex intersection of Western…

In a provocative reflection on Thomas Bernhard’s work, Lynn Steger Strong delves into the intersection of fact and imagination in literature, highlighting the significance of “imaginative truth” in both fiction…

As we step into April, not only do we welcome a new month and season, but we also dive into a fresh chapter of the year filled with intriguing book…

Tim Mohr, the acclaimed author and translator, has left a lasting impact on both the literary and music worlds. Best known for his nonfiction book Burning Down the Haus: Punk…

The National Book Foundation has unveiled its 2025 5 Under 35 honorees, recognizing five fiction writers under 35 whose debut works are poised to make a significant impact on the…

Chris Hoy and Katarina Johnson-Thompson are among the nominees for the prestigious Charles Tyrwhitt Sports Book Awards 2025, with all 12 category shortlists now revealed. The winners will be announced…

The shortlist for the 2025 Women’s Prize for Fiction has been revealed, showcasing six exceptional books that explore the fundamental human need for personal freedom and meaningful relationships. Each of…

In 1959, Norman Mailer, in the midst of a gap between novels, published Advertisements for Myself, a book that was, even by his standards, an unusual departure. The book served…

Eva Fathima Basheer, a Grade 3 student at GEMS Millennium School in Sharjah, has been recognized with the prestigious India Book of Records Achievers Award for her remarkable achievement of…