NEW YORK (AP) — Marisha Pessl's first novel in six years is a psychological thriller with the kinds of intricate clues and connections she has been known for since her acclaimed debut, “Special Topics in Calamity Physics.
Earlier this year a former member of the far-left Baader-Meinhof gang who spent decades in hiding was arrested by German police in connection with a string of crimes.
NEW YORK (AP) — Maia Kobabe’s graphic memoir “Gender Queer” continues its troubled run as the country’s most controversial book, topping the American Library Association’s “challenged books” list for a third straight year.
ATHENS – Author Stacy Rubis discovered the story of Oriana Fallaci (1929-2006) on the Greek island of Folegandros in the 1980s.
NEW YORK (AP) — Wandering the former site of New York's famed CBGB nightclub, pointing to familiar names on band posters spread amid carefully preserved graffiti, is like being transported to a life that CNN's Alisyn Camerota has long since left behind.
NEW YORK (AP) — Former President Bill Clinton has a memoir coming out this fall about his years since leaving public office in 2001.
Last Days in Plaka by bestselling author Henriette Lazaridis, published by Pegasus Books, is set to be released on April 9.
Best friends Lampo and Gelon are potters by trade, but their souls are filled with poetry.
Greek mythology continues to be a great source of inspiration for artists and authors.
In honor of the 203rd anniversary of the start of the Greek Revolution, there are several literary works to add to your reading list.
Colleen Hoover’s novel, It Ends With Us, was the best-selling print book in the United States in 2023, with 1.
The Triodion began this year on February 25, and before you know it, Lent and then Holy Week will be upon us.
Technology is so pervasive and invasive that it's polarizing people, producing feelings of love and loathing for its devices, online services and the would-be visionaries behind them.
February, though it is the shortest month, is ideal to catch up on your reading list.
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