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Friday, February 28, 2014

Oscar Upsets That Could Actually Happen

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Many of the categories at Sunday's Academy Awards already seem decided. For instance, if actors Matthew McConaughey, Cate Blanchett, Jar...

Bombmaker by Claire McFall - review

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'Claire McFall's new novel is a highly topical version of the teenage dystopia craze' Claire McFall's new novel is a highly...

David Lynch's Secrets For Tapping Into Your Deepest Creativity

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If anyone knows a thing or two about creativity, it's David Lynch. Arguably one of the most brilliant film directors of our time, Lynch ...

Fukushima: The Story of a Nuclear Disaster Warns It Could Happen Here

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The U.S. nuclear industry's prospects looked pretty rosy back in February 2011. Republicans had placed the nuclear "renaissance...

Adorable Cat Photos From 1915 Will Make Your Heart Explode Into Tiny Pieces

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Yearbook-Style Portraits Of Prisoners Show A Different Side Of Incarceration

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Gaze upon one of Alyse Emdur 's collected photographs and a brief sense of confusion takes hold. The adult subjects, dressed in both pla...

Publishers Weekly Bestsellers: The Week's Hottest Reads

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Copyright 5/8 2013 Publishers Weekly. Week ending 2/23/14, powered by Nielsen Bookscan 5/8 2013 The Nielsen Company. HARDCOVER FICTION 1. ...

Return to the city

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Armistead Maupin started writing Tales of the City in the San Francisco Chronicle, flying by the seat of his pants, "pumping out 800 wo...

Otto Dov Kulka's Holocaust account wins Jewish Quarterly-Wingate prize

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Landscapes of the Metropolis of Death hailed by judges as 'the greatest book on Auschwitz since Primo Levi' Otto Dov Kulka's ex...

Otto Dov Kulka's Holocaust account wins Jewish Quarterly-Wingate prize

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Landscapes of the Metropolis of Death hailed by judges as 'the greatest book on Auschwitz since Primo Levi' Otto Dov Kulka's ex...

The 10 best fictional evil children

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Ahead of Game of Thrones's return, Michael Hogan picks the beastliest brats Michael Hogan

Group reviews: a selection

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Another selection of reviews from our hungry hungry Book Munchers! Counting Chickens by Polly Alakija reviewed by Ethan, aged 7 The book w...