Some of the greatest movies of all time don't start out as half-completed screenplays in a writer's drawer. Frequently, they actually start out as books. From hardcover best-sellers to dog-eared ...

Discarding classic novels would be a disservice to bookworms, writers, and students, and preserving them doesn’t impact deceased authors. No one should consume these novels in isolation.

Classic titles like “To Kill a Mockingbird” are now flagged with trigger warnings online. There’s been a total of 6,701 books to have trigger warnings on the site, the Daily Mail reported .

There are certain books, both fiction and nonfiction, that are widely considered to be classics. These classic books continue to be read by new generations of readers.

As the Booker prize recognises the genre for the first time, we list the classics you should have on your shelf For the first time, this year's Man Booker Prize longlist includes a graphic novel ...

The theme for this batch of FF Bookies is classic novels. Here are your suggestions for some good reading: Joe Steinfield: If you weren’t requiring a classic, I would vote for “A Gentleman in ...

Men are bigger romance fans than women, spending 364 hours per year reading romance novels compared to women’s 312 hours, with 63% of male readers identifying as die-hard fans versus 60% of women ...

These classic novels need to be on your summer reading list! Open side menu button ... The society was started 2,000 years before, when the men of the area started wars, ...

The best must-read classic novels remain relevant and accessible decade after decade. Classic literature is not a genre—it encompasses romance , science fiction, humor and any other type of book.

Despite being ripe for adaptation, some classic sci-fi novels have yet to receive their moment on the silver screen. Here's hoping that changes. Skip to content Skip to footer ...

These vintage books introduce the archetypes, settings and lavishly bonkers sensibility that are the hallmarks of great romance. By Olivia Waite Every now and again some starry-eyed optimist tries ...

The U.K. publisher of Roald Dahl's books has relented and will keep the "classic" language version of the famous author's stories in print, along with an "inclusive" edition.