Brontë’s classic has long been a favorite among readers, and this February the novel is getting a new film adaptation directed by Emerald Fennell, and starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. The ...

As in the new book, “Lovely One” by Ketanji Brown Jackson (adapted for young readers), you might be a kid but you’ve always ...

How Our Deepest Longing Drives and Divides Us’ by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein “Rebecca Newberger Goldstein isn’t the first ...

On this week’s episode, the Book Club host MJ Franklin discusses “The Hounding” with his colleagues Joumana Khatib, Emily ...

Tracy Wolff’s ‘The Aftermyth’ reimagines Greek mythology through a Berkshires-based magical boarding school, offering a ...

John Gwynne's Ruin won't disappoint fans of The Faithful and the Fallen. The third book delivers, just as the first two books ...

Rende has a knack for conveying ribald humor. She writes her characters into uncomfortable and terribly awkward situations.

Garbis Korajian’s autobiography is not only an engaging memoir, but an important commentary on a microcosm of society in ...

Adam Szetela depicts a publishing world beset by vicious pile-ons in response to transgressions and abject apologies.

“Denver: The City and Its Art,” with its colorful photographs by Caroline Miller, is a bit large to carry in your pocket.

Right on cue, Franklin and Loretta, a couple who had made a fortune in motion pictures, show up backstage and challenge Farnum, whisking Alida away from her captor and into the world of Hollywood high ...

Bennett Cerf’s Random House went from scrappy startup to publishing giant. Along the way, Cerf became a celebrity.