“The Frenzy” seems to me a very New Jersey story, an adventure of naïve hope, cynicism, humbling, and humiliation—an ending ...

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Laura Wilde (book) and Johnny McKnight’s (book) musical theatre treatment of Falconer’s solo album No Love Songs For Laura is ...

News and has a distinguished career working for some of the most respected media organizations in the United States. She also is President and CEO of the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg, an ...

Women are always for others to find,” states the narrator, a policewoman called Vanitha. If they aren’t where they are ...

Malaika Arora celebrated her mother's birthday with heartfelt messages and photos on Instagram. Reflecting on her childhood, she highlighted the challenges after her parents' separation, which ...

A Kirkus review of his first co-written novel, "Wake of the Perdido Star," said the story "delivers satisfying action and rousing derring-do." ...

Mental health expert and author Sonali Gupta shares insights on therapy, grief, and resilience. She discusses love, loss, and the power of compassion in healing, emphasizing that a good life is ...

Mukundan and writer E.V. Ramakrishnan joined in a discussion on the former’s works and life while literary critic V.Rajakrishnan spoke on the topic ‘Miles traversed by Malayalam novel through ...

known for her novel How Many Miles to Babylon?, has died aged 95. The celebrated author, who wrote dozens of novels and plays, was born in Dublin in 1930 and in the 1970s moved to Londonderry ...

Georgia Hunter’s 2017 debut novel, “We Were the Lucky Ones,” recounted the seemingly miraculous survival of a Polish Jewish family during the Holocaust. Faithfully adapted into an excellent ...

An editor at a Knopf imprint, she had long wanted to publish an English translation of the last novel by Chaim Grade, one of the leading Yiddish authors of the 20th century. Grade was less well ...