The novelist on her unclassifiable new work, “The Möbius Book”; the limits of autobiography; and the appeal of multiplicity.

Readers respond to Antonia Hitchens’s piece on Trump’s Washington, a book note about Dan Nadel’s biography of Robert Crumb, and Jill Lepore’s essay on finding solace in Penguin’s Little Black Classics ...

Overall, research confirms that 39 percent of consumers are less likely to trust brands that only communicate with them ...

"Tariffs temporarily are going to hurt us. But in the long run, will it wake some people up?" a resident of the quirky Angle ...

On a moonless November night in Assam, the Russian manufactured Tupolev Tu-124K V643, also known as Pushpak, landed about ...

Allen goes into detail on having 'project', 'someday/maybe', and 'reference' folders which are really useful ideas. Do you ...

The book “How Long Will I Cry ... leaders to come together and be a part of the solution to help our young people. Miracles happen when we put our trust and faith in the Almighty and let ...

Gary Taylor, the head coach of Cavalier Aquatics and an assistant coach with UVA Swimming, is serving a two-year probation ...

Published this spring by Fantagraphics, "Precious Rubbish" harnesses midcentury design to tell a harrowing story of family ...

Officials are asking the community to educate themselves on water safety after two children drowned only a day apart.

The longtime agent at Morhaim Literary and creator of popular publishing Substack Agents and Books discusses Write Through It ...

Chengxuan Han is accused by federal government of sending four packages to the U.S. from China containing concealed material ...