New research shows popular YA books overwhelmingly star older teen protagonists, leaving younger readers with fewer relatable characters. Here’s what it means for librarians, parents, and publishers.

Man” or “Batman” into your favorite search engine or AI chatbot, and the top results will most likely reference the movie versions of these heroes rather than their original and true source — the ...

As Việt Nam seeks to define its identity in the global cultural and intellectual arena, Nguyễn Cảnh Bình, a leading figure in ...

Swedish tech startup appoints international publishing executive Javier Celaya as Chairman alongside Pauline Perlmutter, ...

Once upon a time, a comic book didn’t need to be dark, grim, or gritty to be successful. Comic books — evolving from newspaper comic strips — were often referred to as “funny books” or “the funnies.” ...

With AI decimating web traffic that supports news sites, a fundamental rethinking of how journalism is valued, accessed and ...

Discover the greatest coming-of-age books that everyone should read. These timeless stories offer valuable life lessons and ...

The call for the inaugural BRICS Literary Award has been officially announced, marking a significant new development in the ...

At turns poignant and pitiable, a writer’s quest for affirmation in a blurbless world leads him to seek statements of praise ...

“A Day in the D with Dad” takes kids on a journey along with 12-year-old Michelle as she traverses Detroit on an impromptu day trip with her dad. Written by Detroiter and longtime educator Kelli M.

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