Knife by Salman Rushdie: a memoir about mortality – review
The shocking memoir ‘Knife’ by Salman Rushdie reveals the terrifying reality of his attack and the reality of our mortality.
Liberation Station: Black-owned bookstore forced to shut after threats
Raleigh’s Liberation Station Black-owned bookstore closes amid threats, impacting diversity in children’s literature.
Post Office scandal: Nick Wallis on how we got here – review
Nick Wallis uncovers shocking systemic failures in ‘The Great Post Office Scandal’, revealing widespread misconduct and injustice.
Wave of bomb threats target Minnesota libraries
Exploring the recent wave of bomb threats at Minnesota public libraries and their widespread impact.
British Library battles ongoing cyber-attack fallout
British Library confronts ongoing challenges more than two months after a significant cyber-attack impacted services.
Salman Rushdie memoir: attack trial delayed due to book
A new book by Salman Rushdie on the 2022 attack that left him with life-changing injuries delays trial of his alleged assailant.
Ex-soldier jailed for arson plot attack on left-wing bookshop
Ex-soldier sentenced to prison for planning arson attack on left-wing bookshop fuelled by extremist beliefs.
NaNoWriMo board addresses ‘grooming’ claims as users leave
NaNoWriMo Board addresses grooming claims, outlines steps to ensure safety, and reaffirms commitment to the writing community.
Only Murders in the Building: why we love true crime books
Dive into the allure of true crime books and Only Murders in the Building. We look at the psychology and impact that explore this fascination.
International Missing Children’s Day: 7 harrowing books
Every year, International Missing Children’s Day looks at the devastating impact of lost family members – here are some books on the topic.