From Emily Henry to Rebecca Yarros and Alison Espach’s The Wedding People – romance has dominated the book charts this year. So why is it still dismissed by critics?

These reads don’t fix loneliness, but they surely remind you that someone, somewhere, has felt it too, and you are not alone.

We asked novelists to anthropologists, scientists, criminologists and experts in politics, publishing & philosophy for their favourite books.

From Zadie Smith's inconsistent book of essays to Ocean Vuong's clunky novel, the world of books hasn't been without its duds this year ...

Kid-friendly Christmas activities and sweet surprises will make this your family’s most meaningful holiday season yet.

Surveillance and suspicion have replaced open debate and activism at the country’s oldest social work school, say some TISS ...

Richly frosted, soft and rummy plum cakes from Nagerkoil’s Greatest Bakery were a regular part of childhood Christmases, a ...

What explains the Gita's resurgence in political sphere? Concerted attempt to push it for political mobilisation, or is it ...

You might think that such an ambitious and high-profile project would warrant the very latest camera technology, but Frederik ...

For all the humor in his reporting, Liebling recognized Louisiana’s governor as something more than another political buffoon ...

We can change. We can start thinking about our neighbors, community, extended relatives, humans we pass on the road and ...

It's not easy being a librarian these days. You have to wear a lot of hats, from explaining tech tools like 3D printers to ...