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As digital screens proliferate and people move from print to pixel, how will the act of reading change?
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Tom Swift is turning 100—and he still doesn’t look a day over 18
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Harper Lee’s Novel Achievement
With To Kill a Mockingbird, published 50 years ago, Lee gave America a story for the ages. Just don’t ask her about it
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A chance encounter on a New Orleans dock in 1858 haunted the writer for the rest of his life
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Lewis Carroll’s Shifting Reputation
Why has popular opinion of the author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland undergone such a dramatic reversal?
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How the Paperback Novel Changed Popular Literature
Classic writers reached the masses when Penguin paperbacks began publishing great novels for the cost of a pack of cigarettes
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