Gen. Stanley McChrystal talks about how the article on "The Rolling Stones" changed his life and takes responsibility for his actions in his memoir "Share of The Task"
Sharon Olds was announced the winner of the TS Eliot Poetry Prize for her series of poems that addressed the issue of divorce and the pain that comes with it along with the slow journey to recovery.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor opens up about troubled family relationships, the chronic disease, and her failed marriage that was instrumental for her rise from a housing project in the Bronx to a judge in America's Supreme Court.
Christian Ward's poem "The Deer at Exmoor" which recently won the Exmoor Society's Hope Bourne poetry prize was found to be a near identical copy of Helen Mort's "Deer" with only a few words changed.
In his book "China's Urban Billion", Tom Miller warns that if China doesn't tackle its urbanization problems in the correct manner, it may witness the highest number of migration, the land has ever seen.
After his father's death, author David Goldhill decided on tackling the subject of health care in his new novel "Catastrophic Care: How American Health Care Killed My Father and How We Can Fix it."
NBA Star captain of the New York Knicks Amar'e Stoudemire hopes to inspire young adults with his recently launched novel, "Slam Dunk."
The life of Walter Tull, a forgotten tale of the First World War, brought to the forefront in Michael Morpurgo's 'Walter Tull's Scrapbook, will now be staged in theaters as a play.
A few of Robert Burns' manuscripts that were thought to be long along with letters from his loved ones has been rediscovered by a researcher.
Barnes & Noble has announced special discount for educators during Educator Appreciation Days that is from January 12 - January 20, 2013.
A recent tweet by film producer Dana Brunetti suggested indirectly that Henry Cavill may be the top contender to be asked in 'Fifty Shades Of Grey."
In an essay article published in Harper's Bazaar, author Barry Lopez reveals the gruesome truth of being sexually abused when he was 7 years old.
Authors of three novels and three non-fiction books have been shortlisted for potential winners of the Blue Peter Book Award 2013.
Gillian Flynn's novel "Gone Girl"," took on No. 1 spot for the first week on Publishers Weekly's best-seller list which was released on Thursday.
Author Joe Simpson revealed that he has done away with Random House after they tried to "bully" him to agreeing to settle for 25% royalties.
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