Abused women
As the Toronto Maple Leafs' playoff run may have come to an end, fans can take refuge in an alternate universe where the roster is perennially stacked with jacked-but-emotionally-evolved-stars who worship the feisty women they fall for. The sports romance genre, specifically hockey romance novels, has seen a surge
College faculty
Bryan Caplan, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute and professor of economics at George Mason University, argues that businesses are not just economic entities but also the backbone of society. In his book Pro-Market AND Pro-Business: Essays on Laissez-Faire, Caplan presents a compelling case for the benefits of laissez-faire
College faculty
Kristy Shanahan, a retired medical laboratory scientist and adjunct faculty member at Rosalind Franklin University, has just completed her new book, "Glimpses into Other Worlds," a nonfiction work that delves into the mysteries of the universe and the human experience. Drawing from her interests in astronomy, mythology, and
Festivals
The 37th National Book Festival will be held in Sukhbaatar Square, Mongolia, from May 16 to 18, 2025, under the theme 'The Mazaalai-A Source of National Pride.' The focus on the Gobi Bear, one of the world's most endangered species, aims to raise public awareness about
Festivals
Former Slovak President Zuzana Caputova warned of the gradual erosion of democracy during a debate at the Book World Festival in Prague, attributing the crisis to the influence of misinformation on young generations. She also spoke about the importance of strengthening trust in democracy, which she believes has been underestimated
Festivals
The Dundee Book Festival, set to take place from June 12 to 15, has announced its full programme, boasting an impressive array of events featuring local and international authors. High-profile attendees include former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who will chair a discussion on witchcraft in Scotland, and the Fun Lovin&
Festivals
The first-ever Dundee Book Festival is set to take place from June 12-15, boasting a diverse and exciting programme that showcases the best in literature and storytelling. The festival will feature a range of events, from readings and discussions with top authors to workshops and talks on topics such as
Festivals
The Margaret River Writers Festival, one of the most isolated literary gatherings in the world, has drawn a record crowd of over 7000 attendees. This year's festival, held in the southwestern corner of Australia, featured 50 writers, including Booker Prize winner Samantha Harvey and bestselling Irish novelist Marian
Books
Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke recently appeared on This Morning, where he playfully teased previous contestants on the show. The 58-year-old judge cheekily joked that participants in week one are usually "awful" and couldn't even remember their own names, let alone the steps. In
Books
Stephen King has voiced his support for a new movie adaptation of his novella 'The Life of Chuck', calling it "one of the good ones". The film, directed by Mike Flanagan, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on September 6. King, known for his
Books
Amy Dowden's memoir, Dancing In The Rain, is a heartwarming story of her remarkable journey from being a young girl from Caerphilly, South Wales, to becoming a Strictly Come Dancing pro, and ultimately battling breast cancer at the age of 32. Despite facing debilitating pain due to Crohn&
Autism
Darryl Jefferson, a veteran and psychology student, has penned a thought-provoking memoir that delves into his experiences living with Asperger's syndrome. Diagnosed at eight, Jefferson's journey navigates the complexities of school, work, relationships, and friendships, offering a candid and unfiltered perspective on the challenges and triumphs
