The last (sad) flight of the 'airport books'
The popular tradition of purchasing pocket-sized novels at airports is ending as ReaderLink ceases distribution of mass-market paperbacks in 2025.
BBC teases season 2 of ‘best murder mystery show in years’ based on bestselling novels
The BBC has announced the return of its crime drama 'A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder' for a second season, based on the bestselling novels, following its success on Netflix.
Does Sophie have a baby in Bridgerton?
The article explores whether Sophie and Benedict from 'Bridgerton' have children, confirming they do in the novels.
10 Recommended Books by Critics of Quadern for February 2026
The article lists 10 books recommended by critics from Quadern, ranging from novels to poetry.
New Literary Books on February 27
A review of several new literary works, including novels and anthologies by various authors in South Korea, highlighting themes of struggle, identity, and social issues.
'Must-read' romantasy books with 'incredible' plots that left readers 'speechless'
The article discusses the rise of romantasy novels in the UK, highlighting key authors and titles that have captivated readers.
Anyone Can Register Rights to Their Novels and Illustrations: New National System Set to Launch
Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs is launching a new system allowing creators to register their works and related information, aiming to enhance copyright management.
Undercover far-right investigation and debut novels dominate 2025 Young Writer shortlist
The 2025 Sunday Times Young Writer shortlist features an undercover far-right investigation and an anonymous debut author, reflecting a new generation's commitment to addressing social and political issues through literature.
Sinijärv Recommends: This is a Good Fun Story!
Cultural advisor Karl Martin Sinijärv recommends Kristi Küppar's award-winning debut novel "The Last Spoon" as an enjoyable and unique narrative.
Do you know the city?: In the crime novelist's books about his hometown, both she and the city have different names
The article explores the historical significance of a Danish city that became accessible via the first railway in the 1800s and its portrayal in crime novels written by a local author.
BBC The Walsh Sisters start time, cast list, book adaptation details and episode count
The article discusses the new drama series "The Walsh Sisters," based on Marian Keyes' novels, highlighting its cast and episode details.
Djavan Returns to Globo Novels After 52 Years and Will Appear in the Final Stretch of 'Êta Mundo Melhor'
Brazilian singer Djavan will make his acting comeback in a Globo novela after 52 years, participating in the final episodes of 'Êta Mundo Melhor'.
Guest of "Plus Minus" recommends. Ewa Ornacka: Enchanted with Trwam
Ewa Ornacka shares her recommended reads including gripping novels that have left a significant impact on her.
The call for the Medifé Filba Novel Award for works published in 2025 opens
The Medifé Filba Novel Award is now accepting submissions for works published in 2025, with a prize of six million pesos awarded to the winner.
Book List Week 8: Vibrations, Debut Novels, Leftist Techniques, and a Chess Metaphor
This week's book list features new arrivals, highlighting debut novels and exploring themes such as vibrations and leftist techniques.
It has taken me only 39 years of waiting and effort for my favorite writer to be published again in Spain
The article reflects on the long wait for the re-publication of a favorite writer in Spain, highlighting the impact of literature on personal development.
The Walsh Sisters creator details her husband's sweet response to BBC show
The creator of BBC's 'The Walsh Sisters' shares her husband's touching reaction to the new drama inspired by Marian Keyes' novels.
The New Deluge of Old 'Climate Fiction'
The article discusses recent novels that reflect on climate change and technology in relation to societal responsibilities.
Hengaillaan Controversy: Kaarina Hazard Speaks Out
Actress-writer Kaarina Hazard apologizes for her comments on the Hengaillaan program that sparked controversy regarding author Satu Rämö's Hildur crime novels.
'Nothing like boredom to write': the mysterious Agatha Christie in a rare interview with the BBC
Agatha Christie, known for her captivating mystery novels, shared insights into her life and writing process in a rare BBC interview from 1955.
5 special love stories that will stay with you
This article explores five unique love stories in literature that are memorable for their bittersweet endings rather than traditional happy conclusions.
"Here in the country, one grows up with an illusion that everyone has the same opportunities and that everyone can become what they want"
The article discusses the themes of youth and societal challenges as depicted in the nominated young adult novels.
Lawyer Guerrieri returns to investigate for four nights
The character of lawyer Guerrieri, rooted in Gianrico Carofiglio's novels, makes a return in a new series featuring actor Alessandro Gassmann.
Chesi, the cult writer who died with more than four unpublished novels
Chesi, a celebrated Spanish writer, passed away with a wealth of unpublished works discovered shortly after his death by his family.
I'm a bestselling romance author — these 6 books are the best to read this Valentine's Day
Bestselling author B.K. Borison shares her top six romance novels ideal for reading this Valentine's Day.
Prime Video drops ‘chilling’ trailer for thriller based on hit novels fans ‘couldn’t put down’
Prime Video has released a trailer for a new thriller series based on Patricia Cornwell's crime novels, starring Nicole Kidman as Dr. Kay Scarpetta.
The beautiful UK village where Wuthering Heights was written is frozen in time
The article highlights the charm of Haworth, the West Yorkshire village where the Brontë sisters wrote their famous novels, and promotes it as a picturesque getaway.
Debut Novels: The Eight Favorites of Le Figaro Literature
Le Figaro Literary highlights eight debut novels that showcase a range of themes and styles.
BBC show based on bestselling novel start date confirmed and fans all say same thing
The BBC has announced the release date for the new drama series 'The Walsh Sisters,' based on the novels by Irish author Marian Keyes, and fans are expressing their excitement.
Pol Guasch relieves the bad taste of previous novels with 'Relic'
Pol Guasch's new book 'Relic' marks a significant shift from his earlier works, introducing a blend of past vestiges and literary exploration reminiscent of Kafka.
Scarpetta, a police thriller that explores forensic evolution comes to screens
Prime Video is set to premiere Scarpetta, a television adaptation of Patricia Cornwell's bestselling novels, featuring Nicole Kidman as forensic doctor Kay Scarpetta.
Just because one is a criminal, one can still look good
The article discusses lesser-known characters from Agatha Christie's works, focusing on Lady Eileen Brent, also known as Bundle, and her connection to other characters in Christie's early novels.
The gallant of a thousand successful novels who dared to take on 'another job' that few remember
Osvaldo Laport, a celebrated figure in Argentine television and telenovelas, is exploring a new artistic expression through music, moving beyond his successful acting career.
A Hundred Years After 'Tirano Banderas', the Book by Ramón Valle-Inclán that Founded 'the Dictator Novel'
The article discusses the centenary of Ramón Valle-Inclán's 'Tirano Banderas', a seminal work in the genre of dictator novels, and its recognition through a commemorative edition by Espasa.
Artificial Intelligence Writes Novels: Has the Era of Mechanical Narration Begun?
The rise of artificial intelligence in creative writing poses a significant challenge to traditional literary values, as AI-generated works have started competing in literary contests.
How writers are using AI to rewrite love
Coral Hart explores the use of AI tools in romance writing, creating numerous pseudonyms and publishing multiple novels while navigating the limitations of these technologies in depicting love and sex.
The Future Arab: Between Laughter and Horror
This article reviews Riad Sattouf's graphic novel 'The Future Arab,' which explores the complexities of childhood in the Middle East during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
From the Gucci case to 'Mala'. Sky's challenges for the future
Sky is set to launch several exciting series in 2026, including adaptations of classic novels and stories about crime and survival.
Between Slovenia and Croatia, there is little difference. For example, our idiots also attended Thompson's concert
The article discusses Tadej Golob, a popular Slovenian author known for his successful crime novels, emphasizing his impact on Slovenian literature and culture.
Today everyone is their own 'journalist', but would you let an amateur surgeon operate on you?
Tadej Golob, a leading Slovenian author, discusses his award-winning crime novels and the broader implications of storytelling in contemporary society.
BBC iPlayer viewers say 'brilliant' TV series is 'just like Agatha Christie novel'
Viewers of BBC iPlayer have praised a murder mystery series for its resemblance to Agatha Christie's novels, showcasing a wealth of quality TV available for binge-watching.
Jan Maciejewski: The Homeland of the Most Exhausting Novels
The article discusses the profound impact of George Bernanos's literature and his deep connection with the characters he created.
CRIME RECOMMENDATIONS: Two Norwegian crime novels you won't be disappointed with
Cultural advisor Karl Martin Sinijärv recommends two Norwegian crime novels, "The Last Case" by Jorn Lier Horst and "The Son" by Thomas Enger and Johana Gustawsson.
Netflix adds steamy trilogy fans ‘can’t stop watching’ despite ‘awful’ ratings
Netflix has brought back a critically panned yet beloved trilogy of romance films that originated from a widely popular series of novels.
What Jana Šlinská is Reading: An Unusual Book about Ends and Two Big American Novels
Jana Šlinská recommends an exceptional book about endings alongside two major American novels, reflecting on the impact of her reading choices.
Great Reading Material for Ladies
The article presents a selection of novels perfect for cozy winter afternoons, inviting readers to unwind with heartwarming stories that inspire reflection and comfort.
A new series has arrived on Netflix and immediately captivated viewers. It is similar to Virgin River
The Canadian drama 'Sullivan’s Crossing' has quickly gained popularity on Netflix ahead of its fourth season, set to premiere on The CW in 2026, and is based on novels by Robyn Carr, known for 'Virgin River.'
Pioneer of Graphic Novels, Will Eisner's Intellectual Property Up for Sale
Will Eisner's seminal graphic novel 'A Contract with God and Other Tenement Stories' and his entire intellectual property, including characters and children's books, are now on the market.
Detective Novels in Summer
The author reflects on their lifelong relationship with detective novels and the influence of classic writers like Chandler, Hammett, and Highsmith.
6 Novels on the Shortlist for the Arab Novel World Prize
The Arab Novel World Prize announced the six novels that have qualified for its 19th edition shortlist during a press conference held in Bahrain.