In front of a packed main stage crowd, Hillary Rodham Clinton chatted for an hour with Cheryl Strayed about politics, what books mean to her, and her upcoming works. more »
BookExpo
2017: The Big Books of the Show Debuts and the latest releases from a number of heavy hitters—including John Grisham, Jeffrey Eugenides, and Jennifer Egan—were among the books being touted as the "big ones" of this year's BookExpo. more »
Dan
Brown Cancels BookCon Appearance Bestselling author Dan Brown, who was to have been one of the headliners at BookCon, was forced to bow out due to a family emergency. more »
Books to Soothe
the Wounds of War: An 18-year-old Syrian refugee, now living in
Barcelona, writes about the books that helped her deal with the horrors of the
Syrian civil war.
Unseen Edith
Wharton Play Found : Two scholars have unearthed a 1901 work
called 'The Shadow of a Doubt,' written before Wharton found fame, in a Texas
archive.
Margaret Atwood
Wins Another Award: Atwood has been named the 17th laureate of
Prague's Franz Kafka International Prize.
In Defense of
Amazon's Bookstores: Alexander Chernev, for 'Fortune,' presents
five arguments for why Amazon should keep opening brick-and-mortar bookstores.
Why All Poems
Are Political: Unregulated and innately radical, poetry is an
urgent expression of freedom, Kathleep Ossip writes at 'Electric Literature.'
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