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Steve Braunias on the end of a second-hand bookstore era in Herne Bay

As Glasgow expanded in the Victorian era, the city steadily swallowed up the numerous villages that once surrounded it. We take a closer look at these lost areas that now exist chiefly in the names of districts, electoral wards and subway stops.

A new exhibition tells the 90-year history of a famous Australian magazine through knitting patterns, pioneering journalism and, yes, cakes

Angela allegedly received a letter from the late monarch before she died that gave Ms Kelly permission to write a third book about her life in the palace.

From Shanley a/k/a T.S. Joyce v. Hutchings a/k/a Terry Bolryder a/k/a Domino Savage, decided Friday by Judge David Barlow (D. Utah): Ms. Shanley and Ms. Hutchings both write paranormal romance fiction. Readers of such fiction gather online to discuss books and promote authors. For instance, Ms. Hutchings avers that she…

Gabriela Peacock lists Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, Joan Collins and Ellie Goulding amongst her clients

The theory, which would be Hawking’s last before his death in 2018, has been laid out in full for the first time in Thomas Hertog’s book On the Origin of Time

The experimental sex lives of the artists and thinkers of the roaring 20s are set against the burgeoning threat of fascism in this wickedly amusing and timely book

The James Tait Black Prizes have been awarded by the University of Edinburgh for more than a century.

Mum Cindy Campos, whose five-year-old son was sent home with the Winnie The Pooh safety guide, claimed Dallas Independent School District were "tone deaf" for distributing the book

US novelist talks of ‘weird kind of identity politics in American publishing’ while at Hay festival