The Great War not only affected the relationships between countries—it also left a mark on literature.
These five authors turned on their critically acclaimed books.
Forbidden love. Feminism. East vs. West. Welcome to the World of Pearl S. Buck.
Because George R.R. Martin doesn't seem to be making much progress.
Solving crimes in a time when the future itself was a mystery.
The best and most memorable classic English literature.
Author Marge Piercy reflects on the changed state of women's lives since her poem was published in 1971.
The beloved British author died Sunday March 26th at the age of 83
In these historical fiction reads, the effects of war go beyond the battlefield.
The best lessons we learned from teachers go beyond the classroom.
From spy thrillers to histories about the Cold War, these reads are sure to thrill fans of Philip and Elizabeth Jennings.
Sherman Alexie reflects on President Trump's immigration ban through poetry
These essential reads span all genres and should be included in every man's digital library.
We remember the late author with an excerpt of his courageous memoir, Honorary White.
The Pulitzer winner has 12 more books that'll feed your literary appetite.
"Do we turn on others, or toward others? Do we share our awakening, or only our despair?"
How novelist Piers Paul Read came to write the blockbuster nonfiction sensation.
