Book columnist Moly Milosovic tells Lauren Fink which fast-paced reads are perfect for spring break.

Tecumseh-based children's book illustrator Marcus Cutler is excited about his debut as a writer: I Do Not Eat Children was recently released by one of the biggest publishing houses in North America.

BEM | books & more is a bookstore that highlights Black stories in food and cooking.

'The Next Surgeon,' launched last year in Toronto, gives under-served high school students in Toronto the chance to experience life as a surgeon. The goal behind the multi-week, hands-on program is to mentor students with the goal of...

Booktok is a growing community on TikTok where readers across the world have been sharing videos about the books and literature they are passionate about. As CBC’s Madi Wong reports, Booktok has not only helped Toronto readers find...

Al Jazeera visits a book store in occupied East Jerusalem that's raising awareness of Palestinian history and cultural identity.

The Booker Prize is one of Britain's most prestigious awards for fiction and Paul Lynch will receive around €50,000 for winning.

Britney Spears' highly anticipated memoir is now out revealing the pop superstar's personal take on events that have played out publicly in her decades-long career — along with private moments that she previously kept under wraps.

The Nobel Prize in literature has been awarded to Norwegian author Jon Fosse.

On this episode of Borderless Poetry, our roving reporter Aurora Velez brings you a stunning poem written by Hélène Lépine.

Some states aim to remove controversial books, with Utah passing a law enabling parents to challenge school libraries.

"Writers can outlast the thing that opposes them," said Salman Rushdie in his first television interview after the attack he suffered in August last year, which left him blind in one eye and also paralysed one of his hands.

On this episode of Borderless Poetry, our roving reporter Aurora Velez brings you a soothing poem written by Estelle Dumortier.

The new memoir, described as a "breathtaking story of recovery and search for identity," will delve into her coming-of-age in the public spotlight and her life today.

Haruki Murakami's new book ‘The City and Its Uncertain Walls’ has been released in Japan. We look back at what makes the writer so unique.

Freeman, an expert in forensic medicine and epidemiology, talks about what he's learned from reviewing the literature on excited delirium.

One of the most controversial figures in modern culture returns with 'The Shards', Bret Easton Ellis' first novel in 13 years

Euronews Culture spoke to Angela Levin, journalist, royal commentator and biographer, about Spare, Harry’s accusations, the role of tabloid press in the UK and whether or not the negative ripple effects created by Harry’s revelations...

Euronews Culture spoke to royal commentator and biographer Angela Levin about Spare, Harry’s accusations, the role of the tabloid press in the UK and whether or not the negative ripple effects created by Harry’s revelations could...

The Middle Eastern specialist bookshop stands for freedom of thought and expression as well as cultural diversity.

Suzette Mayr has won the 2022 Scotiabank Giller Prize for her novel The Sleeping Car Porter, the story of a gay Black man in 1929 who works as a porter on a train that travels across the country.

Katrín Jakobsdóttir, crime fiction fan and Iceland's Prime Minister, publishes her first thriller novel alongside Ragnar Jónasson, a best-selling Icelandic author.

Karunatilaka is the second Sri Lankan to win the English language literary award, following Michael Ondaatje’s victory in 1992 for ‘The English Patient’

Sales of books for young readers on violence, grief, and emotions have increased for nine straight years in the US, according to NPD BookScan