Xuanzang (602–664 AD), an illustrious monk in the Tang Dynasty, was one of the most important translators of Chinese Buddhism ...

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In ‘Ready for My Closeup’ (Grand Central, Aug.), the film professor takes readers behind the scenes of the 1950 film ‘Sunset ...

As a librarian, literacy ambassador, and social media sensation, Mychal Threets has built a very busy career out of spreading the word about the wonders that await visitors to the library; he’s now ...

The e-tail giant has laid off an undisclosed number of employees in its books division, adding that fewer than 100 roles were ...

Confronted by a one-two punch of soft sales and declines in funding, the New Press has implemented austerity measures that ...

The founder of the London-based platform Jellybooks unpacks the company's post-pandemic evolution from a book discovery and ...

The U.K.’s largest online retailer of used books is moving in new directions stateside, opening a distribution center in a ...

Judge John J. McConnell Jr. of the Rhode Island district court denied defendants’ request for a stay pending appeal on his ...

Ten years after her critically acclaimed debut, the author returns with ‘The Wilderness’ (Mariner, Sept.), a story of five ...

In this week's edition of Endnotes, we take a look at Hannah Pittard's If You Love It, Let It Kill You, where a novelist and ...