David Risher's Worldreader Organization believes everyone should have access to free books, and now he's made it even easier for those in need to get them.

Barnes & Noble have launched a new publishing service based on the PubIt! Platform “with added features powered by self-publishing service provider FastPencil.”

A new book by Eva Schloss, the girl who grew up with Anne Frank, talks about surviving life after Auschwitz and the "consequences of prejudice".

Documentary Room 237 explores some of the convoluted theories behind the meaning of "The Shining," wrenching it further away than ever from Stephen King's original authorship. What gives?

Last week was all about reminding us about the show and getting the pieces into place. This week is a little bit like that too, though it does feel like there's finally some momentum.

An appreciation of the most famous film critic in the world.

An acid trip down memory lane: writers who achieved fame and fortune as (mostly) unrepentant drug users.

This is one of the funniest things the internet has to offer right now.

It's National Poetry Month, the perfect time to play with language and form. We've got six quick, easy kinds of poetry that will get your creativity flowing, no matter what you're working on.

Medallion Press has acquired the anthology, edited by Palahniuk, Richard Thomas, and Dennis Widmyer. 'Burnt Tongues' will include an intro from Palahniuk and 20 awesome stories.

For a novel that Norman Mailer once said he “would not have changed two words” of, it’s obvious Capote did: Holly Golightly wasn’t the heroine's original name.

Now in it's 20th year, PW's annual award goes to a little shop frequented by a famous author.