The Wonder, which is available on Netflix, is a period drama that is based on the true story of the 'fasting girls' whose ...

Netflix subscribers are raving over this period drama starring the likes of Florence Pugh, and it has an impressive 85% rating on Rotten Tomatoes ...

Emma Raducanu won her first Grand Slam title, the US Open, with a different coach in her box for every match. The Brit will ...

And they were. [ Emma Donoghue: ‘With birth, it’s a real spin of the roulette wheel. Women’s lives have always been determined by this crapshoot’Opens in new window ] My next novel is set ...

“Why should you take an interest in this particular railway journey?” the narrator of Emma Donoghue’s new novel asks the reader. “[Why] care about this one express from Granville on the ...

Emma Donoghue, the "soul-stirring" (Oprah Daily) nationally bestselling author of Room, returns with a sweeping historical novel about an infamous 1895 disaster at the Paris Montparnasse train ...

Set in 1895, Emma Donoghue's latest novel The Paris Express takes readers all aboard a suspenseful train journey from the Normandy coast to Paris. Inspired by a real-life photo of a train hanging ...

Fascinated by the mysteries and rituals of storytelling, Emma Donoghue has immersed herself in her subject: the romance of steam (Woodgate Photography 2024) Donoghue is a much more interesting and ...

Emma Donoghue is a master of locked room fiction. In her 2010 blockbuster, “Room,” a mother and son are held captive in an 11-by-11-foot shed for years. Within those walls, Donoghue created an ...

A French anarchist targets a passenger train in the taut latest from Donoghue (Learned by Heart), which is inspired by a true story. On Oct. 22, 1895, Mado Pelletier boards the express from ...

When the Irish writer Emma Donoghue learned she would be spending a year in Paris, relocating with her partner from their usual home in Ontario, she began searching for information about her new ...

“There isn’t a train I wouldn’t take, No matter where it’s going.” That dandy epigraph, from Edna St. Vincent Millay’s poem “Travel,” begins Emma Donoghue’s entertaining new novel.