Literature News

Like many writers, I was interested from a very early age in the relationship between the way a story was told and what it was telling.

HiLobrow is proud to present the fifteenth installment of Robert Waldron's novel The School on the Fens .

Set in the Appalachian Mountains in Harrogate, Tenn., the AYWW will appeal to students who have a particular interest in the Appalachian region whether it is through literature, environmental issues, or for inspiration.

What should you read this weekend? USA TODAY's picks for book lovers include the latest scorching hot blockbuster from Dan Brown, plus a touching tale about a journalist and her therapy dog.

MORE than 75 people turned out to hear Lord Sainsbury's talk yesterday at the lunchtime event on Day 11 of the Swindon Festival of Literature .

Vicky Pryce, the economist convicted of taking speeding points for disgraced cabinet minister Chris Huhne, is writing a book inspired by her time behind bars.

Five writers have been selected as finalists for the 2013 Nobel Prize, but as usual the names have not been revealed.

Friends of Common Language Bookstore will hold the Third Book-A-Palooza Used book sale to benefit the bookstore.

At its meeting on Thursday, the Faculty Senate heard a panel of faculty discuss the future of the PhD degree.

But on April 3 to 5, she was in a larger library that holds 35 million volumes. It was the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., and Inman Berens, a resident of Lake Oswego and a professor at University of Southern California, was there to present the first-ever program on electronic literature.

By Cynthia Leitich Smith for Cynsations Divya Srinivasan on Octopus Alone : an interview by Chris Barton from Bartography.

Albert Camus is arguably one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century. His relatively short life is well chronicled and the fodder of multiple conversations in university literature classes.

Recently. as a requirement for a literature symposium. I was forced to read a number of "great" late 19th Century short stories, most of which were far from great, much less enjoyable.

Leslie Mackin disliked English classes as a student. And that's one thing she thinks makes her such an effective teacher.

Practically since college was invented, Dr. Seuss' Oh, The Places You'll Go has been the go-to gift book for graduates.

David Hutchinson and Phillip Rowntree for Sell a Door Theatre Company in Association with Greenwich Theatre present Sincerely, Mr Toad, with Music by David Andrew Wilson , Book by David Hutchinson , and Lyrics with Katie McIvor.

Who says you can't have it all? Come on, all you lovers of reading , music, film and dance-here's your chance to hoolaulea with your friends and Hawaii's arts community for an entire weekend.

A treasure trove of literary first editions collected by an English teacher has sold at auction in Edinburgh for a total of A 226,000. Bruce Ritchie, from Stirling who died in October 2013, owned first editions of classic works such as Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol .

YOUNG adult fiction is the fastest growing and most exciting genre in the world at the moment.

It's one of the most iconic works of American Literature - synonymous with decadence and romance - and almost 90 years after it was first published the cultural influence of The Great Gatsby is more prevalent than ever.