Callum Turner on Bond Rumours: 'I Find It Amusing'
Callum Turner responds to James Bond speculation, calling it amusing. George Clooney endorses him for the role.
Category : Books
Best LGBTQ+ Books to Spark Queer Joy in 2026
Discover the best LGBTQ+ books for Pride Month 2026, from ancient tales to contemporary novels, celebrating queer love and joy.
Tell Us: What Is Your Favourite Beach Read?
We want to hear about the holiday reads you recommend. Share your favourite beach books and why they are perfect for summer.
Stephen King's Chilling Explanation for Banning His Own Book Linked to School Shootings
Stephen King explains why he banned his own novel 'Rage' after it was linked to multiple school shootings in the US.
Joe Swash Explores UK Care System in New BBC Documentary
Joe Swash explores the UK care system in a new BBC documentary, focusing on teens aged 16 and over, motivated by his mother's fostering experience.
Joe Swash Moved to Tears by Family History Discovery
Joe Swash was moved to tears on Who Do You Think You Are? as he discovered his great-great-grandfather's activism against fascism, 30 years after his father's tragic death.
Stolen Revolution: Iran's Recent History Explained
A review of 'Stolen Revolution' by Bozorgmehr Sharafedin and Yeganeh Torbati, which explains Iran's recent history and the 2022 protests.
Agony aunt tackles manipulation, selfishness, affairs, and gifts
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman advises on a manipulative partner, selfish parents, a secret office affair, and a sister's gift-giving neglect.
Booker Prize Quick Read to Boost Adult Literacy Rates
Booker Prize introduces a new Quick Read category for shorter, accessible books to address declining adult reading rates in the UK.
Flamboyance by Jack Parlett: A Serious Study of the Spectacular
Jack Parlett's 'Flamboyance' offers a rigorous academic analysis of flamboyance in culture, from flamingos to fashion, blending history and theory.
Debut Novelist at 51: The Pros of a Late Start
Patrick Freyne reflects on being a debut novelist at 51, embracing the advantages of age, experience, and a fresh perspective in literature.
Joe Swash Fights Back Tears Over Family Discovery
Joe Swash was moved to tears on BBC's Who Do You Think You Are? after uncovering his great-great grandfather's brave activism alongside suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst.
World Book Day 2026: Public Perspectives on Literary Celebrations
As World Book Day approaches in 2026, readers share diverse opinions on its impact, from fostering literacy to commercialisation concerns, highlighting the evolving role of books in society.
British Novelist Gwendoline Riley Wins Prestigious $175,000 Windham-Campbell Prize
Gwendoline Riley, a celebrated British novelist, has been awarded the 2026 Windham-Campbell Prize, receiving $175,000 to support her acclaimed fiction. She is among eight global writers honoured this year.
Oscar Wilde's 1887 letter warns of 'dangers' of vegetarianism
A newly unearthed 1887 letter from Oscar Wilde reveals his scorn for vegetarians, claiming
New Thrillers Explore Moral Dilemmas: From Organ Donors to Hidden Cash
Three new psychological thrillers captivate readers with high-stakes dilemmas. Matilda Wilding
Top Book Releases for March: Must-Reads from Jones, Tomforde, and More
Discover the best new books releasing in March, including novels by Tayari Jones, Liz Tomforde, and exciting debuts across genres like fantasy, romance, and thrillers.
Julian Barnes Secretly Marries Former Publisher at 80 Amid Cancer Battle
Booker Prize winner Julian Barnes reveals secret marriage to former publisher Rachel Cugnoni while battling rare blood cancer. Read the touching story of love and loss.
Julian Barnes Announces Final Novel 'Departure(s)' at 80, Citing Health and Creative Closure
Booker Prize-winning author Julian Barnes confirms his upcoming novel,
Tolkien's 'Extraordinary' Lord of the Rings Desk Heads to Auction
The mahogany desk where JRR Tolkien completed The Lord of the Rings is set for auction at Christie
Why Failing a New Year's Resolution to Read Less is a Good Thing
A journalist explains why she broke her 2025 resolution to read less, highlighting the mental health benefits of reading and why forcing change is pointless.
Jojo Moyes: Sophie Kinsella Inspired Me Before You's 14 Million Sales
Jojo Moyes reveals how the late Sophie Kinsella pushed her to finish the bestselling novel Me Before You, which sold 14 million copies. Discover the touching story behind the hit book.
Gourmet Magazine Returns After 16 Years as Worker-Owned Venture
The iconic food publication Gourmet is back after a 16-year hiatus, relaunched as a worker-owned newsletter by a group of journalists aiming to fill a void in culinary media.
France's Print Renaissance: How Books and Magazines Defy Digital Decline
Amid global screen fatigue and AI concerns, France
Crossword Editors' Dilemma: When Digital Shortcuts Fail in Puzzle Crafting
Crossword editors face unique challenges when digital research tools fall short, relying on traditional methods and deep knowledge to craft puzzles that stump even Google-savvy solvers.
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