J.K. Rowling Announces New Book’s Royalties Will Go to COVID-19 Relief
"The Ickabog" will be released online one chapter at a time
Hemingway’s Reading Habits Revealed After Parisian Library’s Records Digitized
Patron records from Shakespeare and Co tell us what some of the great American modernists were reading in Paris
Literary Erotica Feud Sparks Larger Copyright Issues
Wolves, copyright issues and fanfiction all play a part
Matt Lauer Is Back, And He's Got Ronan Farrow Takes
The former "Today" host penned a lengthy critique of Farrow's fact-checking
COVID-19 Books: Coming Soon to a Bookstore Near You
How soon is too soon to put out a coronavirus memoir?
What Drives the Men Who Go on Antarctic Expeditions?
A conversation with David Grann about Shackleton, Henry Worsley and the indomitability of the human spirit
What Were Ernest Hemingway's Parisian Reading Habits?
Newly digitized information offers some insight
A New Hiking Book Sketches Griffith Park's Trails and Complex History
Brought to you by the man behind Modern Hiker
Why We're Partnering With Bookshop, the Anti-Amazon Bookseller
Support independent bookstores, get a discount. It’s a win-win.
2020 Is One Great Big George Saunders Story
The American short story master gets so much right about our absurd times
The Real-Life Version of "Lord of the Flies" Has a Happier Ending
Revisiting a nautical rescue near Tonga in 1966
"The Cactus League" Is the Perfect Baseball Novel for 2020
What would an MLB season played entirely in the desert look like?
Rosie O’Donnell Is Helping Michael Cohen Write a Book About Donald Trump
She has promised a "spicy" tell-all
How Robert Caro Is Dealing With Quarantine
Caro is at work on the fifth volume of his LBJ biography
Andy Serkis Reading "The Hobbit" As NHS Benefit
One might say that the narrative is precious to him
The Long and Decorated Literary History of the MILF
From Chaucer to Mrs. Robinson, one of literature’s most subversive archetypes is also a surprisingly old one