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Author Karen Franks will talk at the World Literacy Foundation Summit in Oxford, England on Sunday

“Normal People” shows two Irish teenagers integrating into the wider world, and facing varying challenges when adapting

“Persepolis” provides an alternative view on Iranian history and culture for westerners whose perceptions of Iran are often tainted

Fiona Elkinson has released a children’s book about the search for the correct airplane carrier for a chihuahua

Do you have a book on your shelf that you pull out and glance through every now and then – and when doing so, you almost always find a reminder of something that you wanted to think more about or a new idea to explore? For me, one of those books is D...

Bermuda author wins award for book that promotes healthy eating for better sex

“The Broken Ladder“ offers a timely examination of the widespread societal effects of inequality

In his new book, Michael Jarvis offers a new perspective on 17th-century Bermudian history

“Children of Blood and Bone“ draws inspiration from a Nigerian ethnic group, Western fantasy and the Black Lives Matter movement

The over-seventies sit and knit, they rock in their chairs; they also have sex, plot murder and contemplate life in the same way as people who are decades younger. Jane Campbell’s debut book, Cat Brushing, has got the literary world talking, mainly b...

If you’re looking for a book that will challenge your sense of reality, “Kafka on the Shore” is a good place to start

Hearing the stories of founders of successful companies can provide many lessons for those who want to start their own businesses