Books
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Sylvester Stallone’s ‘The Steps’ Reframes His Cinematic Persona as an Act of Survival
Discover how Sylvester Stallone’s memoir ‘The Steps’ reveals how early trauma and hardship shaped his iconic cinematic roles in Rocky and First Blood.
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Inside Natalie Lemle’s ‘Artifacts’: How Real Antiquities Scandals Became a High-Stakes Thriller
Discover Natalie Lemle’s new novel Artifacts, a dual-timeline thriller inspired by real-world antiquities looting scandals and museum restitution battles.
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From AO3 to Academia: How ‘The Love Hypothesis’ Reengineered Reylo for the Lab
Discover how Ali Hazelwood’s bestseller The Love Hypothesis evolved from a Reylo Star Wars fanfiction on AO3 into a commercial academic romance novel.
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Reclaiming ‘Duch’: Earl Spencer’s Forthcoming Memoir Reframes Princess Diana Beyond the Royal Gilded Frame
Earl Charles Spencer’s forthcoming memoir Swan Song explores Princess Diana’s life beyond the royal family, focusing on their childhood and legacy.
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Michelle Zauner Announces Second Memoir, ‘Thank You for Your Suffering’
Japanese Breakfast frontwoman Michelle Zauner announces her second memoir, Thank You for Your Suffering, detailing a year living in Seoul.
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Revising Hollywood: How Quentin Tarantino Transformed the Novelization
Explore how Quentin Tarantino revolutionized the novelization format with his debut book, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, reshaping prose storytelling.
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Salman Rushdie to be Honored with Distinguished Contribution Medal by National Book Foundation
Salman Rushdie will receive the National Book Foundation’s Medal for Distinguished Contribution in 2026, honoring his literary career and free speech advocacy.
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Kathryn Stockett Returns with New Bestseller After 17-Year Hiatus
Kathryn Stockett, author of *The Help*, releases *The Calamity Club*, her first novel in 17 years. Discover her journey back to publishing after controversy.
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Jessica Knoll’s “Helpless” Delivers a Kinky, Twisty Thriller That Blurs Reality
Jessica Knoll’s bestselling erotic thriller “Helpless” explores control, consent, and female agency through screenwriter Faye Heron’s dark, twisty narrative. A kinky read.
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Emily Wilson Undertakes Unprecedented Retranslation of “The Odyssey” Amidst Record Sales and Film Controversy
Emily Wilson retranslates ‘The Odyssey’ for a second time. Her 2017 version sees record sales after a controversial Christopher Nolan film adaptation she criticized.
