Rebecca Hall to Star in Netflix Adaptation of Dan Brown's The Secret of Secrets
Rebecca Hall joins Netflix's adaptation of Dan Brown's The Secret of Secrets as Katherine Solomon, opposite Morgan Spector's Robert Langdon.
Rebecca Hall joins Netflix's adaptation of Dan Brown's The Secret of Secrets as Katherine Solomon, opposite Morgan Spector's Robert Langdon.
Viola van de Sandt's debut novel uses a disastrous dinner party to explore unease, class and trauma in visceral prose.
Chetna Maroo is the only British writer on the 2023 Booker Prize shortlist, which is dominated by male authors for the first time in eight years.
Richard Osman's 'The Last Devil to Die' sets UK sales record. Explore the rise of 'cosy crime' and the debate over its definition.
Kyiv's Book Arsenal literary festival draws crowds despite air-raid alerts, with soldiers, writers and a prize for a Ukrainian translation.
Amazon withdraws from Paris book festival after French booksellers' association boycott over AI-generated books and market disruption concerns.
Five Books' top five 20th-century detective novels are led by Dashiell Hammett's Red Harvest, with Paul Auster, Ross Macdonald, Rex Stout, and Jonathan Latimer also making the list.
Booker Prize Foundation announces new £50,000 Children's Booker prize for ages 8-12, with child judges and book gifting initiative, launching 2026.
Tim Dowling defies his wife's rule and chooses Death Comes for the Archbishop for book club, but the classic splits members down the middle.
After his father's death, a lecturer teaching Mary Lamb's Mrs Leicester's School was so moved by a story that he wept in front of his class.
Gordon Cummins, the Blackout Killer, wrote a confession 30 minutes before his hanging – it lay unread for 80 years until an author found it.
Saima Mir's Deliverance concludes her British Godfather-style trilogy in a summer thriller roundup with William Hussey, David Fennell and David Gilman.
The British Book Awards have revealed regional winners for Independent Bookshop of the Year, with nine shops across the UK recognised ahead of the finals on 11 May.
The BBC is cancelling Live at the Apollo after 22 years, along with Blankety Blank and Celebrity Mastermind, as part of a £500m cost-cutting plan.
A TV critic has recommended the new three-part Netflix true crime series 'The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare', which examines the quadruple homicide of four University of Idaho students in 2022.
A chart tracks the decline of Odysseus' crew over time, detailing each death from Cyclops attacks to a drunken fall from a roof, leaving only one man.
Gerald Martin's biography of Mario Vargas Llosa exposes his political journey from left to right, his marriages, and his admiration for Margaret Thatcher.
Adrian Chiles broke down on live radio while interviewing Katriona O'Sullivan about her memoir 'Poor', detailing her escape from childhood poverty and addiction.
Sarah Hall’s audiobook 'Helm' tells stories from the perspective of the northeasterly gale, narrated by Louise Brealey, featuring characters across centuries bonded by weather.
Amazon's Young Sherlock returns for season 2 with new stars like Aidan Gillen, but Joseph Fiennes and Colin Firth won't return.
Rebecca Perry wins Waterstones debut fiction prize for her novel 'May We Feed the King', praised for its crisp prose and dream-like quality.
A maths puzzle for six-year-olds stumps parents after mother shares homework online. Another problem from a Year 5 test also confuses adults.
A fourth Gladiators star, Cyclone, has reportedly been cut from the BBC show and has deleted all traces from her Instagram, according to a source.
The Liverpool ECHO has published 18 death notices and tributes this week, remembering loved ones including James Meadows, Marjorie Phillips, and Patricia Williams.
Jilly Cooper, author of Riders and Rivals and queen of the bonkbuster novel, has died aged 88 after a fall. Tributes from Queen Camilla and Rishi Sunak.
Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for dystopian works reaffirming art's power.
A former Booker judge recommends 20 short books you can read in a day, from novellas to classic novels, perfect for summer holidays.
Farmers' Almanac, founded in 1818, is bought by Unofficial Networks, moving from Maine to New York for a digital reboot.
A review of Fairyloot's book subscription box, describing the experience as 'worth the wait' with stunning designs and curated selections.
Fifty years after Jan Morris's memoir 'Conundrum' broke ground on trans identity, her son Mark reflects on her legacy and the societal shifts since.