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
The final shortlist of the Women’s Prize for Fiction has been unveiled, following the announcement of the 16-book longlist in March.
Dozens of community and nonprofit theaters have been forced to abandon productions of “To Kill a Mockingbird” under legal threat.
The Carnegie winners were announced during the library association’s annual winter meeting, held in Seattle.
Tara Westover’s memoir “Educated” and Richard Powers’ novel “The Overstory” are among the nominees for a $75,000 award by PEN America.
Britain’s decision to leave the EU has seen fiction writers respond with an increasing array of Brexit-infused work.
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Other winners include Jeffrey C. Stewart’s “The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke” (nonfiction) and Justin Philip Reed’s “Indecency” (poetry).
NEW YORK (AP) — Ling Ma’s apocalyptic debut novel “Severance” and Rebecca Solnit’s essay collection “Call Them by Their True Names” are among the winners of the Kirkus Prize. Trade
Anna Burns won the Man Booker Prize for fiction for “Milkman,” a story set in Northern Ireland’s years of Catholic-Protestant violence.
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