Our most anticipated books of the summer include a nonfiction survival at sea, a pop star romance, twisty thrillers and Taylor Jenkins Reid's latest.

Besha Rodell’s memoir, “Hunger Like a Thirst,” is also a fascinating capsule history of restaurant criticism.

The New York Times bestselling author is joining our new book imprint and revealing the cover and an exclusive excerpt of It Seemed Like a Good Idea, the first novel in a steamy new romance series.

Nothing says 'summer's here!' than reading near a body of water. Here are 30 new books you need to read this season.

A recent survey from The Queen’s Reading Room, the charity and book club of Queen Camilla, and other surveys, have found that ...

The writer and scholar Robert Macfarlane has spent much of his life climbing up mountains and fishing on rivers, and his ...

A one-man show, a box of old stories, and the strange intimacy of talking to a room full of strangers.

You need to be a good listener and a problem solver ... or say something like: "I'm looking for something between £X and £Y." It's super helpful and takes the pressure off.

In “Service” by John Tottenham, a bookstore clerk struggles to write a novel that sounds a lot like “Service” by John ...

Michael has that quality in The Luckiest Man in America, but you never quite see him as inspirational. He comes off socially ...