David Satter, an American journalist and the author of books on Russia and the Soviet Union, said he had been barred from the country by the Russian security services.
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Gabriel Sherman’s portrayal of the Fox News operation in his new book is hardly shocking, but it is not a pretty picture, and Mr. Ailes must know that.
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A 560-page biography about Roger Ailes being published this month aims to be an exhaustive look at the television executive’s life and monumental career.
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At a time when e-book sales seem to be flattening, there is something to be learned from Kevin Kelly’s self-published print catalog, a collection of reviews accrued from a website over the years.
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Mr. Goodman was probably best known as the amiable but intellectually rigorous host of “Adam Smith’s Money World,” seen on PBS from 1984 to 1997.
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A federal judge ruled that Holmes, Dr. Watson and other elements contained in the stories published prior to 1923 are in the public domain in the United States.
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Several new e-book subscription services are analyzing the data of readers and providing it free.
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As the third selection in Ms. Winfrey’s revived book club, she chose a novel by Sue Monk Kidd, which will be published in January.
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Members of Norman Rockwell’s family are protesting a new biography of him that raises the question of whether he was gay or had pedophilic impulses.
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James McBride, the surprise winner of the National Book Award for “The Good Lord Bird,” was instantly elevated to a level of literary celebrity that he has yet to enjoy throughout a long career in writing.
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The influential music website next month will publish a print magazine with long-form features and selections from the website.
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Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney agreed in September to part ways, in the wake of his “Lone Ranger” flop. But a giant new book, from Disney Editions, was already in the works.
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The Authors Guild said it disagreed with the decision and planned to appeal. Google said it was “delighted” with the outcome.
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A survey by the writers’ organization PEN American Center has found that a large majority of its members are deeply concerned about the extent of government surveillance of email and phone records.
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Garth Risk Hallberg’s novel took the publishing industry by storm last week and provides evidence of a resurgence of long fiction.
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Ms. Davis, whose 11-hour filibuster elevated her stature in the Democratic Party, is running for governor.
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Brandon Stanton’s new book of 400 photographic portraits, “Humans of New York,” has become a best seller.
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The new book promises to be more personal than his previous books, sharing untold stories that involve Ray Charles, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard.
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The British pop star’s memoir has been acquired by G.P Putnam’s Sons after a heated auction for the American rights.
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People involved in the negotiations said an imprint of Penguin Random House would release the singer’s memoirs, already a success in his native Britain.
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