Featured - How To Be

Horror books boom: 11 creepy works that reflect love of social horror

The resurgence of horror literature reflects our current world, with more social horror books available than ever before.

UK event celebrates Kazuo Ishiguro and Stacey Kent’s lyrical collaboration, blending literature with jazz music at Southbank Centre.

Raleigh’s Liberation Station Black-owned bookstore closes amid threats, impacting diversity in children’s literature.

RuPaul inspires self-love in his memoir “The House of Hidden Meanings” at London’s Royal Festival Hall, showcasing the power of community.

Meta attempts to expand its AI base, reportedly exploring acquisitions like Simon & Schuster, raising legal concerns amid tech race.

The 2024 International Booker Prize shortlist reveals diverse voices, global themes, and translated literary excellence.

Annual report highlights surge in book censorship in US libraries, spotlighting Top 10 Challenged Books of 2023.

Amazon is grappling with a surge of AI-generated books that are now appearing as ads on Kindle lock screens.

Experts discuss reading habits and the balance between length and content quality after Elon Musk calls for shorter books.

Greg James apologises for offensive remark in Roald Dahl ‘Twits’ book video, sparking disability representation debate.