Banned books that changed literature forever Throughout history, certain books have been deemed so threatening to social ...

Author and critic Lincoln Michel talks about Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai's Nobel win and what it shows about who gets recognized in world literature.

A recent NCTE survey shows educators overwhelmingly value diverse literature—but need help getting it into classrooms.

The new wave of alt-adaptations shows the past isn't just history; it's open source content. By remixing timeless tales to ...

Sayaka Murata’s strange, tender novels are redefining modern fiction by turning alienation, gender, and belonging into quiet ...

Miriam Udel's "Modern Jewish Worldmaking Through Yiddish Children’s Literature" shows how stories shaped a Jewish identity ...

The 19th edition of the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) will take place in the Pink City in January 2026. The first list of ...

The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded yesterday to László Krasznahorkai, considered by many to be Hungary’s most important living author, whose works explore themes of postmodern dystopia and ...

The queer trailblazer discusses the LGBTQ+ literary landscape in Taiwan, then and now, as well as her recent short story ...

The University of Liverpool, in partnership with Liverpool ONE, is delighted to announce the winners of the annual Liverpool ...

Strands is a grid-based word game from The New York Times that has quickly become a staple in its digital games collection.

A mom is paying her 11-year-old $10 per banned book—following a viral movement to fight censorship with reading.