Oprah Winfrey revealed "The River Is Waiting" by Wally Lamb as her newest book club selection. It's is the third book by Lamb that Winfrey has picked.

An alternative history of Silicon Valley can be told not through its successes – products like the iPhone, Facebook or Google – but through its scams, like Theranos’s faulty blood tests or ...

The “And Just Like That…” star is currently reading ... person judging panel is comprised of authors, journalists, as well as politicians, musicians, and actors. Parker, 60, who has her own ...

Nothing is going right for unlucky ice cream seller Mason but then famous wish-maker Darlington the Miraculous – who creates stunning bubbles ... with each reading – the book helps develop ...

For years, fantasy literature, like much of genre fiction, was siloed into two camps: what men read seriously ... trials to save Tamlin and the realm. Book two marks a genre shift: trauma recovery ...

Of the 15 "books" on this summer reading list, only five are real books you can actually, you know, read: Bonjour Tristesse by Françoise Sagan; Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter; Dandelion Wine by ...

Our wardrobes have evolved; the trunk has made way for shelves and closets. The stories they once held are being forgotten too. A designer reflects. My paternal grandmother used to keep her ...

The program is presented by Seattle Public Library in partnership with Seattle Arts and Lectures. Now, adult readers across King County can participate. Book Bingo boards will be available at any ...

On Sunday, the Chicago Sun-Times published an advertorial summer reading list containing at least 10 fake books attributed to real authors, according to multiple reports on social media.

“They must have had a hard time finding new books, too. So they just made them up.” Beyond the fake plot summaries, the summer reading list did contain five actual books, including ...

She is not exactly the same person as Alison Bechdel, the author of “Spent,” whose previous books include the graphic memoir “Fun Home,” an adroit reflection on her relationship with her ...

As much as I enjoy reading about ... and I’m not alone. Books about fictional weddings fly off the shelves of bookstores, too. Why? Because committing to another person while family, friends ...