The Washington Post’s longtime book critic Michael Dirda took a break from reading, then delved into some favorites and new ...

The bestselling author of "Anxious People" talks about the pressure he faces from the publishing industry "machine" and his hope for young writers.

Ah, the relentless march of technology! Every day feels like a new page in a sci-fi novel, except instead of flying cars, ...

Amazon's AI coding assistant 'Kiro' is designed to use AI agents and a multi-modal interface to streamline software ...

Tennessee Tech University’s Elinor Ross Freedom School has been named a winner of Reading is Fundamental’s “Rally to Read 100” sweepstakes, a six-month initiative designed to ignite a love of ...

“Place Names in Boston & Beyond: Tongue Twisted Town Tales” can be found at most local bookstores, as well as online at ...

The fates of authors and publishers — not to mention the reading public — depend on book reviews — but who reviews the reviewers? Miss Hardwick undertakes one of the few thorough critiques of the ...

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The Supreme Court’s conservative majority on Tuesday signaled it will require schools to provide opt-outs for parents who have religious objections to LGBTQ+ books read in elementary schools ...

Welcome to Great Adaptations, the Book Review’s regular multiple-choice quiz about books that have gone on to find new life as movies, television shows, theatrical productions, video games and more.

Author Ryan Holiday was going to give an address to the Naval Academy — until the military branch discovered he was going to reference the academy's recent sweeping book ban. Ahead of his ...

The Naval Academy, where students are military officers-in-training, removed the books in an attempt to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order in January mandating the removal of ...