The staff from the Aspen bookstore recommends a novel take on AI, an examination of the problem of plenty and a Dutch post-WWII tale.

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On the morning of the US presidential election, my twelve-year-old son told me that Trump was going to win: ‘All ...

Four books in, a series like Douglas Skelton’s Company of Rogues should probably feel like its various plotlines are coming to a head, but ...

For as long as he can remember, writer Brian Reisinger says, he has been hearing about family farms going out of business.

In Immortal Thor #17, the God of Thunder faces his toughest challenge yet as four new deities rise to challenge his reign.

It is perhaps inevitable that a memoirist and a photographer would decide to document their love affair. Very quickly Annie Ernaux and Marc Marie hit upon a method: they will take photos of “the ...

An ITV Emmerdale fan has said 'nothing can break the bond' between mother and son, despite 'recent revelations' between Mandy ...