There is an unmistakable romance to the solidity of a print book in your hand, a sure, familiar weight that comes with the smell of fresh ink and paper. There
BEIJING — After being in lockdown for more than two months, Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, is working to revive business and daily life, while also trying to prevent a
It started with a dream of having her own little bookshop. In 2010, Padmapani “Padma” Perez decided to make that come true. Perez may have gone to the University
I first picked up my copy of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ One Hundred Years of Solitude in 2016. Autobiographically, I just left a job that friends thought I was crazy to
Filipino book lovers rejoice—but stay safe. Bookstores were among the retail establishments shuttered when the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) took effect in Metro Manila on March 16, with the ripple
NEW YORK — Simon & Schuster CEO Carolyn Reidy, who presided over her company with steady force and a passion for books during a time of frequent and traumatic change,
Edel Garcellano, poet, essayist, literary critic and lecturer at the University of the Philippines Diliman (UP) and the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP), passed away on April 23 at
These books bring viral reading about viruses. Prescience is a precious element for fiction. This is particularly evident now when more content is being consumed than ever. This is the
Productivity has been a big topic on our editorial meetings. How to deal with cabin fever, how to process the cyclonic onslaught of terrible news, and how to effectively work
These long days, when we have to unexpectedly cloister ourselves in our homes, offer the greatest opportunity to catch up on our reading. Perhaps you have a pile of paperbacks
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