THE Philippine Book Festival (PBF), the country's largest all-Filipino book festival, is back — this time at the Megatrade Hall, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City, on Mar. 13 to 16, 2025. The free ...

The Virginia Festival of the Book, an annual celebration of reading Virginia Humanities hosts under the umbrella of the Virginia Center for the Book, kicks off March 20. The festival, which runs ...

Influential writers from The Atlantic magazine will kick off the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University with a keynote event March 27, fest organizers announced Tuesday. Atlantic editor-in ...

The New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University is one of those rare gifts. It's free. It's well organized. It's full of literary greats. The event, set for March 27-29, celebrates literature ...

Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh and Belle and Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch are among the line-up at this year’s Paisley Book Festival. Acclaimed short story writer Chris McQueer and ...

the Tucson Festival of Books is recognized as one of the nine best literary festivals in the world and is is the third largest book festival in the country. The event draws in visitors from all ...

The advisory follows an investigation into the death of a person in Ranipet on Thursday. The man had been admitted to Government Vellore Hospital as he was diagnosed with fever caused by rabies.

You can currently preorder the new book at Barnes & Noble and Amazon, both discounted by 20%. This illustrated edition features 150 full-color illustrations and elements similar to a pop-up book.

However, in a statement, she claimed she had not put up those posters and alleged that the logo of the Union government was misused. She also wrote to the Superintendent of Police, Ranipet ...

You know those little quotes on book jackets that say something nice about the pages within? Publishers have long required authors to obtain testimonials or “blubs” from other authors to help ...

And they are eager to expand — and advertise — their literary experiences, meandering through festival book stalls, attending panel discussions and often posting their intellectual “cred” ...