In a world of dwindling reviews, the author Lydia Davis’s new work charts a more serendipitous path to reading.
Boris Johnson has confessed to utilising artificial intelligence to assist in his book writing endeavours.
This is not a craft book but a memoir, yet 'Joyride' might contain some of the best writing advice you'll ever read.
His busy schedule includes a new book that is “guide to tools and tomfoolery,” plus a Netflix miniseries about a presidential ...
Ten extraordinary non-fiction books that feel like sitting across from brilliance — thoughtful, human, and impossible to ...
In the 21st century, censorship of work like Judy Blume’s has evolved into a broader attack on books. This is an edition of ...
New Orleans natives Rosary O’Neill and Rory O’Neill Schmitt frequently collaborate on writing projects, often turning back to ...
Around 1953, the philosopher Mikhail Bakhtin developed the concept of “speech genres”: the notion that people use language ...
Author Michael O’Malley has tapped into that persuasion with his new book, “Attitude at Altitude: The People’s Guide to Park City and Summit County,” which was published a few days ago. The book looks ...
You see why it’s good to write a book. Most of our big men don’t write books about their life experiences. They live, achieve great things, and die without documenting their journeys for future ...
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From a writing guide to the poetry that helped when her dad died, these are Kate Mosse's best books
Bonnie Garmus’s Lessons In Chemistry is a subversive and clever novel about a woman dodging the limitations put upon her by American society in the 1950s and 1960s. Clever, wry, haunting, inspiring, ...
Physics? Statistics? English? As midterm season rolls in, Stanford students reflect on their most memorable textbooks.
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