Literature

Famous Writers Plan 'Literary Protest' On NY Public Library Steps

If you'd like to help "uphold truth in the face of lies and misinformation," mark your calendars.
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Critics Vow Boycott Of Simon & Schuster After Milo Yiannopoulos Book Deal

"In response to this disgusting validation of hate, we will not cover a single [Simon & Schuster] book in 2017."
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The Invaluable Lessons Of 'Watership Down,' A Dark Classic Every Kid Should Read

Richard Adams knew his book would frighten kids. And that's why he wrote it.
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You Should Remember Carrie Fisher As A Brilliant Author

The best-selling, award-winning writer was so much more than Princess Leia.
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Amber Tamblyn Is Working On A Novel About Rape Culture

If it’s anything like her poetry, it’ll be brave, fresh and so worth the wait.
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Classic Sci-Fi Story About Race And Gender In The South Gets An Update

Read an excerpt of Octavia Butler’s "Kindred," now a graphic novel.
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Yiyun Li On Choosing To Be 'Orphaned' From Her Native Language

In a New Yorker essay, the author opens up about abandoning Chinese to write in English.
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35 Over 35 Honors Authors Who Found Success Later In Life

Because not all prodigies are children.
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The 33 New Books You'll Want To Add To Your Shelf Next Year

New year, new books.
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This Book Designer Just Redesigned The Bible As A Novel

Adam Greene lovingly turned an ancient text into a beautiful (and expensive) work of art.
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