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This audacious portrait of the French author through the eyes of his women is Shafak’s love letter to literature in dark times

Taika Waititi can be a great filmmaker. That’s not the case with Klara and the Sun.

Is it telling that I was always more interested in the amateurs? When I think about the literary depictions of artists I liked best, they tend to share certain qualities: frustrated effort, a willf…

To write 'Public Access Afterworld,' the filmmaker revisited award-winning fiction and an iconic creepypasta.

It’s a week of exciting, long-awaited drops. Chad Harbach, bestselling author of The Art of Fielding, is back, fifteen years later, with a follow-up to that beloved novel. Jane Schoenbrun, de…

It can feel like listening to Spotify, reading this way. A patchy sampling, in which huge expanses of history are available but unintuitively organized, likely to result in having heard rarities and minor B-sides before getting the full feel of a band or…

Chad Harbach’s first novel, “The Art of Fielding,” arrived in 2011 with a fanfare of publicity and a flurry of plaudits. Amid the hoopla, readers learned of the book’s checkered history.…

What does it cost, to live your life in the hope of immortality? Li examines the gulf between talent and genius through the marriage of two real-life musicians

If you're fascinated by communes, gurus, and true crime, you won't be able to put these down.

These horror novellas and graphic novels are perfect choices to read in one sitting on Halloween.

Stephen King has been creating scary villains since the '70s. Here's a list of our favorites, ranked.

The bestselling writer, known as Japan’s enfant terrible, explored the dark underbelly of Japanese society in more than 40 works of subversive fiction including Audition, later made into a landmark indie horror movie

The novelist and filmmaker, not to be confused with Haruki Murakami, brought violence, drugs and black humour to bear on modern Japan

The 2026 finalists for the Barnes and Noble Best Book of the Year include viral sensations, debuts, book club selections, and more.

In The Apparition, the two-time Giller Prize winner sends half-human, half-bird conquerors into the Delhi Sultanate court

China Miéville is one of the most established writers on this year’s Goldsmiths Prize shortlist. He is an award-winning and bestselling author of fiction and nonfiction. Miéville's novels fall within

BLOW YOURSELF UP author Ankur Thakkar considers genre-bending novels that deconstruct the white gaze and write beyond translation