Bestselling Books Are Getting Longer, Study Finds
It might be because your e-reader doesn't know the books could double as door stops.
It might be because your e-reader doesn't know the books could double as door stops.
Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' was published in December 1843. Find out about the real-world inspirations behind this holiday-themed classic.
Author Roald Dahl was famous for the nonsensically whimsical language he created in his books, but the origin of those words has its roots in tragedy.
The prolific mystery writer took an active part in her husband’s archaeology digs.
An adaptation of Arthur C. Clarke's landmark sci-fi novel, which has been marinating in Hollywood for six decades, finally hits TV screens tonight.
Available for purchase on iTunes, it will be enhanced with a soundtrack, audio narration, and a behind-the-scenes documentary.
The three-part installment is called "Angel Catbird." Yes, it's about a man who's part cat, part bird.
Kindred spirits the world over are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the beloved 'Anne of Green Gables' miniseries.
The perfect palate cleanser when all your gadgets are feeling tired.
A Turkish Court is trying to figure out whether Gollum is good or evil, and the fate of a Turkish doctor hangs in the balance.
The beloved bear lived to a ripe old age despite her fondness for sticky buns and honey.
Including stories like “The Ungrateful Children and the Old Father Who Went to School Again.”
In the case of Ikey Solomon, the real life tale trumps fiction.
Researchers found a clever way to test centuries-old manuscripts without damaging them: eraser crumbs.
British bookstores will offer butler service, mulled wine, and hand massages to customers seeking a more serene shopping experience.
The New York-based artist shares his favorite tattoo stories in a new book.
The classic book turns 138 today.
To increase literacy in Brazil, one publisher combined books with subway passes.
The famed author wrote the one-act comedy when he was in his early 20s.
Tolkien discusses his inspirations, and wishes he could talk to trees.
Drugs, skeletons, madness, and children's books—and you thought history was boring.
CNET writer Eric Mack is crowdsourcing a 50,000 word science fiction novel.
Art director Keith Hayes knows we're all guilty of judging a book by its cover.
The choices are as personal as the experience of reading a book.