Literature, books, philosophy, essays, and publishing.
In July, Haruki Murakami will release 'The Tale of Kaho,' marking a significant shift in his literary approach as it will be his first novel centered around a female protagonist.
In a recent piece, Joe Dunthorne shares how his childhood in Swansea shaped his views on literature, particularly his complex feelings towards Dylan Thomas.
In response to a decline in orders for the Prelude, Honda is introducing the 2027 Prelude Limited Edition featuring new color options to attract buyers.
In 'As a Free Man', Gabriel Attal shares his personal journey and discusses the perceived coldness of President Macron during his tenure as prime minister.
Rabat, recently designated as the World Book Capital, presents a wealth of attractions for bibliophiles, from quaint bookstores to historic libraries.
Fortesa Latifi's book 'Like, Follow, Subscribe' sheds light on the implications of monetizing childhood through family influencers, raising concerns about children's well-being.
Recent research highlights the concept of monopsony, where employers hold power to keep wages low. This emerging perspective could be crucial in addressing contemporary income inequality.
POET Technologies has released its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2025, detailing its performance during this period.
Vincent Bolloré defends Grasset amid a mass exodus of authors, labeling the dissent as an uproar from a small caste.
Discover the top seven titles by Bernardine Evaristo, showcasing her influence on literature and her unique narrative style.
A woman's recent experience with Turo for a California trip has sparked discussion after her host filed a surprising complaint, reminiscent of past Airbnb controversies.
Alfred Bester's The Stars My Destination, originally titled Tiger! Tiger!, is a significant work in the proto-cyberpunk genre that deserves attention.
About 170 writers announced their departure from Grasset, citing dissatisfaction with Vincent Bolloré's leadership.
Strategic angle: Order books will be closing on April 20. After that, we have the watch, and I'll see you in Valhalla.
Strategic angle: Federal regulators reviewed roughly 2.6 million Tesla vehicles with Smart Summon and walked away citing low severity and low frequency across all reported incidents
Strategic angle: A detailed analysis of Lithium Americas' valuation amidst fluctuating returns and a price-to-book discount.
Strategic angle: In this special episode, we step away from the headlines and into the world of books.
Strategic angle: Since its publication in 1973, Jean Raspail's novel has shaped the imagination of ideologues who oppose immigration.
Strategic angle: The messages exchanged in the Middle East reflect a different face of warfare, with religious rhetoric increasingly employed.
Strategic angle: JD Vance's new book release fuels speculation about his presidential ambitions.