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McDonald's France has launched L'École des Raconteurs, an initiative to coach parents on reading aloud to children.

The 18th Open Books festival will run from October 6-10 alongside the Frankfurt Book Fair, featuring 200 authors in 144 free events.

A new biography by Hermione Lee re-examines the life of novelist Anita Brookner, revealing the complex woman behind the 'Brooknerian' stereotype of lonely

French publisher Calmann-Lévy marks its 190th anniversary with the launch of the Rue Vivienne collection, dedicated to reissuing works from its back

Adelle Stripe's debut novel 'Black Teeth and a Brilliant Smile' tells the story of working-class playwright Andrea Dunbar, whose work depicted life in a

Lefebvre Dalloz launches a campaign to promote reading among law students

Author Kevin Powers reflects on key books from his childhood to adulthood, including how David Build Wallace’s Infinite Jest challenged him and why he

Poet Laureate Simon Armitage narrates his own collection, New Cemetery, an audiobook from Faber. The poems, each named for a moth species, meditate on a new graveyard's creation and memories of his father.

An article examines a monument to the maroon leader Benkos Biohó in San Basilio de Palenque, Colombia, questioning its representation of freedom through the formal language of slavery and Western monumentality.

A new biography by Hermione Lee challenges the reclusive spinster stereotype of novelist Anita Brookner, revealing a complex, brilliant, and socially engaged life.

Booker-nominated author Marlon James discusses his new novel, The Disappearers, his first work to draw heavily from his own life as a gay man in 1980s and 1990s Jamaica.

Charlotte McConaghy's third novel, 'Les Fantômes de Shearwater' has sold over many copies after winning several awards.

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