A 8 000-word story by F Scott Fitzgerald has been discovered in the archives of Princeton University.
Harper Lee’s lawyer, Tonja Carter, says there may be a third novel by Lee.
As its Tuesday launch creates frenzy in the literary world, the novel’s first chapter reveals a voice recognisable to that of To Kill a Mockingbird.
More than 1m readers in the US alone have already bought Grey, which retells EL James’s hit story from the hero’s point of view.
Matt Haig wanted to explore new ideas about masculinity, but found outrage and ire instead.
George RR Martin believes right-wing science fiction writers have wrecked the Hugo Awards.
A tribute to the acclaimed Algerian novelist Assia Djebar, who explored the lives of Muslim women in her fiction for more than 50 years.
Completed in the mid-50s but lost for more than 50 years, the novel was written before ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ and features Scout as an adult.
British auctioneer Bonhams is to sell the 56-page manuscript of the code-breaker’s work cracking the Enigma code in 1942.
Twitter protest hashtag is overwhelming victor in American Dialect Society’s annual poll of language experts.