A fantasy book with no magic? That’s like a bagel without cream cheese! Cereal without milk! An owl without a graduation cap!

To a programmer, code can seem a “domain of sorcery” in which strings of characters have power in the real world.

The best-selling author of “Impossible Creatures” takes us on a tour of fantastical worlds, old and new.

A book about Jews in magic, from Germany, in the very year that the Nazis assumed power and started burning “un-German” books in bonfires across the country.

In her debut picture book, The Strangest Fish (Astra Young Readers, Sept.), award-winning fantasy author Katherine Arden (the Winternight trilogy and the Small Spaces Quartet series) follows a ...

NASCAR driver Katherine Legge just wrote her very first children's book, and the meaning behind the colorful short story is completely inspirational.

In Disney World, “between the Rainforest Cafe and the Animal Kingdom,” an archivist attests in Russell Banks’s novel “The Magic Kingdom,” there is an old, untended Shaker cemetery ...

Hasbro ’s Wizards of the Coast and SEGA are teaming up for a fast-paced collaboration with a series of three limited-edition Magic: The Gathering (MTG) card drops inspired by characters and artifacts ...

Books Are Magic, the beloved indie bookstore nestled on the corner of Smith and Butler streets, is opening a second location in Brooklyn Heights this fall, its owners announced on Tuesday.

"Truly Madly Magically" authors Megan Crane and Nicole Helm, collectively known as Hazel Beck, have one more book in their "Witchlore" series.

Magic and witchcraft help explain what it means to be human, says Phillips Stevens Jr., a UB cultural anthropologist and author of the new book.

In this episode of Everything Evanston, The Daily talks to The Black Girl Magic Book Club, a program that’s teaching students in Evanston/Skokie School District 65 to embrace their identities ...