The New Yorker’s editors and critics choose this year’s essential reads in fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.

I read over 60 books a year, and after testing the latest Kindle models, here is the one that I recommend the most.

Need some motivation to read a few new books over the next couple of months? The Maricopa County Library District launched ...

The First Amendment is a pillar of our democracy, yet in Llano County, when officials announced that the Supreme Court would ...

It was an eventful year for booksellers, who dealt with such obstacles as the Trump administration’s tariffs, National Guard ...

A new cybersecurity warning has raised concerns for Kindle users around the world. Security experts have found that some ...

In this new novel by Baton Rouge author Jumata Emill, a college journalist returns to his hometown to make a true crime ...

Choose local bookstores like Rediscovered Books to buy holiday books and support business. Gift fiction and nonfiction to ...

"I can't read e-books because I don't have a Kindle," people tell me. But they can use the free Kindle app on their phones and tablets.

You don’t own the e-books you buy on Amazon’s Kindle store. You simply own a license to view the content at your leisure, and ...

Dewey Decimal System Day today marks the birthday of librarian Melvil Dewey and celebrates the library classification system ...