Kristin Hannah’s newest novel, The Great Alone, has landed atop just about every best-seller list since its publication in February, including The New York Times’ [Read More]
The country has emerged as a surprising literary force as a novel by the ‘Korean Henning Mankell’ bags a six-figure deal and sparks a global [Read More]
When Sandra Pankhurst first read the manuscript of her extraordinary life – life spent first as a son, husband and father, then as a sex [Read More]
Kerry Andrew is a London-based composer, performer, writer and educator. She has a PhD in composition, has won four British composer awards and is the [Read More]
I use a new Christian Lacroix notebook to write down all my ideas for each book – any old notebook just won’t do. I always [Read More]
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent When author Abel Mavura penned his book “The Art of Realising your Dream” he was optimistic that it would make an impact [Read More]
Emma Glass didn’t set out to write a rape revenge story; when she started her debut Peach, she didn’t know what kind of novel she [Read More]
The 2018 PEN America Literary Service Award has been awarded to Stephen King, author of horror and suspense classics such as “It” and “The Shining.” The award [Read More]
‘I would liken it to a storyboard from a short movie,’ says photographer Alex Murchison of his new book, Into Blue. (Submitted by Alex Murchison) [Read More]
Gunn High School freshman Keshav Dhir has founded the literary website Scribere, which publishes fiction, nonfiction and poetry by young authors. While Keshav Dhir’s young [Read More]
Local authors share the experience of having their first book published. Danielle Arsenault Title of first published book and release date: SHARE, Autumn from the [Read More]
Diana Serra Cary — born on Oct. 29, 1918, and best known by her stage name Baby Peggy — was one of the most well-to-do [Read More]
In 2010, at the age of 81, the acclaimed novelist Ursula K. Le Guin started a blog. Blogs never seemed a likely destination for the [Read More]
Under seven different pseudonyms, Jayne Ann Krentz has written more than 120 romance novels. Forty million of her books have been sold, and she is [Read More]
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