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Today marks the release of Doctor Sleep, a new Stephen King novel that checks in with The Shining’s Danny Torrance several decades after his stay at the Overlook Hotel. It’s been 36 years since the original book was released in 1977, but such a time lapse
Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston has signed on to play blacklisted screenwriter Dalton Trumbo. That might not be familiar to everyone, but if you like classic movies, you probably know his work.
"Every time I read Pride and Prejudice, I want to dig Jane Austen up and hit her over the skull with her own shin-bone.”
Throughout history, the chance to make an occasional fart joke has often proven irresistible, even to such influential authors as Aristophanes, Shakespeare, and Mark Twain.
Sometimes it helps to get away.
In addition to the Chinese, French, and Swahili versions, you can find unusual translations into other languages, from real-life tongues to fictional ones.
For the last couple years, Jill Harness has been rounding up the world's most beautiful libraries by continent. Here they are all in one place, in no particular order.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is about as American as it gets. Funny, then, that the book was released in England well before it hit shelves in the U.S. Funny, except to author Mark Twain, whose greatest work was almost derailed by a strange
The story of one Civil War-era doctor’s quest to honor the memory of his patients. Flowers are overrated, anyway.
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Some of the greatest creators of all time have ponied up their own cash to see their works in print.
Artists and writers can't always bring their works to grandiose completion. Here are a few that left us hanging.
Artists and writers can't always being their works to grandiose completion. Here are a few that left us hanging.
Not all authors are quick to hand over their movie rights to film producers.
Not all authors go by obvious aliases. Here’s the story behind how eight famous writers chose their pen names.
While Where the Wild Things Are is Maurice Sendak’s best known book, it’s not his only notable one. Here are five other masterpieces from the author and illustrator you should read.
Careful where you put that hyphen—here are eight rules from the AP Stylebook that you might never know unless you looked them up.
Would a Great American Novel by any other name be as sweet? Based on the other titles F. Scott Fitzgerald considered for 'The Great Gatsby,' we’d have to say no.
After making the butler the culprit in her book, Rinehart would later be almost killed by one of her own servants who wanted to be promoted to her butler.
Diamond heists and stolen paintings might get more press, but historical documents tempt a certain kind of thief just as much.
You can't judge a book by its cover. Sometimes you need an actual court of law.
Here are five famous writers who, mostly for marketing reasons, changed genders for their bylines and book covers.
Digital advancements such as the Internet, e-book readers and even your phone may have put a crimp in the sales of traditional book publishers, but they haven't been able to slow down the rare book market.