Irish author Kevin Barry beat the likes of Michel Houellebecq and Haruki Murakami to take home this year's Impac Award for his debut novel "City of Bohane."
Beatles Band member Ringo Starr reveals his plans to write a children's book based on one of the iconic band's song titled "Octopus's Garden."
A new survey shows that self-published novels account for 20 percent of crime, science fiction, romance and humor eBooks sold in UK in 2012.
Dan Brown's "Inferno" remains on top of NPR's bestseller list for three straight weeks in a row.
Amazon Studio has announced the introduction of a new program "Storyteller" that will help filmmakers and writers bring their stories to life.
After 72 years of being first released, Archie comics will for the first time be made into a teenager love film.
US author AM Homes took home this year's Women's Prize for Fiction for her book "May We Be Forgiven" beating the likes of Zadie Smith, Kate Atkinson and Hilary Mantel.
Britain's Booksellers Association has pleaded with the government to help aid independent booksellers fight against Amazon.
Dan Brown's latest and much-awaited book "Inferno" was placed at the number one spot on U.S. bestsellers list for the second week in a row on New York Time's Bestsellers' list
Apple reportedly has begun its defence against the US government charges of being involved with 6 other publishers in an eBook price-fixing controversy.
Dan Brown's latest and much awaited book, "Inferno" was placed at the number one spot on this week's Publishers Weekly's Bestseller List. This is the second week the novel has made it to the bestseller's list.
The Guardian reports the discovery of a letter in which author Rudyard Kipling admits to plagiarism by 'promiscuously' helping himself to other stories while writing "Jungle Book."
Publisher Penguin has created a new Google plus application based on the popular children's fiction story "Three Billy Goats Gruff."
"Dead Ever After" by Charlaine Harris raced to number one spot on this week's New York Time's Bestsellers' list.
After a final scheduled conference before the long-awaited June 3 e-book price-fixing trial that took place last week, Reuters reports having information that the trial may go against Apple.
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