Stephen King Tops Banned-Books Lists as Classics Also Face Censorship Surge
Stephen King is currently the most frequently challenged author in U.S. schools and libraries, according to multiple recent reports, with more of his titles removed…
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Stephen King Tops List of Most Banned Authors in U.S. Libraries
Stephen King’s name now appears more often than any other on book-ban rosters across public and school libraries in the United States. His works—ranging from…
Alchemised Turns Fan Legacy into Dark Fantasy Debut
The novel Alchemised by SenLinYu is shaping up to be one of the most buzzed-about fantasy releases of the year. What began as a powerful,…
Jennette McCurdy Trades Memoir Mayhem for Fiction With Debut Novel Half His Age
Meet Jennette McCurdy—the former Nickelodeon firecracker turned memoirist—now morphing into fiction’s next big thing with the announcement of her debut novel, Half His Age. And…
The Sisters: A Scandalous Tale Worthy of Its Own Spotlight
Few families in the last century have fascinated readers and historians quite like the Mitfords. Brilliant, brazen, contradictory, and often outrageous, the sisters at the…
Keeley Hazell Turns the Page: Actress Releases a Memoir of Reinvention
Keeley Hazell’s memoir, Everyone’s Seen My Tits: Stories and Reflections from an Unlikely Feminist, is more than a collection of personal essays—it’s an act of…
Greg Iles, Mississippi Novelist Who Penned the Natchez Burning Trilogy, Dies at 64
Greg Iles, the Mississippi-born author whose sweeping Natchez Burning trilogy explored race, power, and buried secrets in the Deep South, has died at the age…
Kid Cudi’s Memoir Cudi: The Memoir Offers a Raw, Unflinching Portrait of Reinvention
In Cudi: The Memoir, Kid Cudi delivers a raw and fearless account of a life lived at the intersection of fame, vulnerability, and survival. The…
Pamela Skjolsvik & Tandy Culpepper Talk To Investigative Journo Rena Pederson About Her Nonfiction Dallas Jewel Thief BookThe King of Diamonds
The King of Diamonds, a true-life tale, hronicles the audacious jewel-theft spree that shocked Dallas’s elite and stymied law enforcement from the late 1950s into…
Tandy Culpepper Talks with Author Laurence Leamer about His Book Capote’s Women as well as the TV Adaptation Capote vs. the Swans
Before Laurence Leamer became a best-selling author of nonfiction books, he wore many hats in widely divergent locales. Journalist in Iowa and at Newsweek. A…