The author of The Salt Path had written another book several years before she won a best debut prize for her memoir.

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Several of my recent columns have pointed out that life today has many resemblances to the long ago past. The following is ...

From rock n' roll to aging disgracefully, there's hopefully something for everyone in these fiction and non-fiction recommendations.

It's rare that a film adaptation outshines its source material but science fiction has given us several remarkable examples where the movie not only matched the ...

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See PEOPLE's picks for the best books of March 2026 so far, from buzzy new fiction to long-awaited celebrity memoirs.

Len Deighton changed how spy stories felt. He replaced glamour with realism and gave the genre a sharper edge. From 'The ...

The series adaptation, directed by Montreal filmmaker Jacob Tierney, debuted in November on Crave, and is its most successful original series to date — appealing to a wide range of viewers. Heated ...

His Cold War thrillers “The Ipcress File” and “Funeral in Berlin” brought a documentary-style realism to the spy genre.

That’s It! Said the Dandelion by Nicola Reddy (O’Brien Press, €14.99, 2+) is a similarly themed picture book about a tiny shoot trying to find its way in the world. “Just what can I be?” the dandelion ...

Every generation opens a new chapter in the rich old tale of Scottish publishing, with companies now covering the length and breadth of the ...