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North Hunterdon High School Librarian Martha Hickson was awarded the Lemony Snicket Prize for Noble Librarians Faced with Adversity.

Five books of different genres– from poetry, to young adult, to memoir– to expand your literary horizons.

This neighborhood is still a lively favorite with a signature eccentricity. Here's the best of Sugar House.

Longtime devotees recall the premieres, festivals and special events that shaped their social and cultural awareness.

A new nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the 100-year-old movie palace has the support of filmmakers Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola and more.

BART officials are seeking short fiction to be printed out at Bay Area stations, hoping...

Gorey’s ‘sinister whimsy’ has influenced other oddball creatives including Lemony Snicket and Tim Burton

The wizardry of Rowling, the appeal of fantasy, and the enduring educational value of books themselves have ensured the health of the category, writes award-winning biographer and historian Leonard S. Marcus.

The immersive, artistic space aims to evoke the feeling of stepping into the famous Danish author's fairytales.

An animated history of the English language. What would Wordle have looked like in the 1980s? Why do new books smell different than old books? The myths and realities of books bound in human skin. The typeface used on German license plates was designed to thwart forgery. Fast-fashion knitwear faces a knockoff problem. Graphene guest stars on an episode of NCIS. VR boots that simulate walking. A drummer with an AI-enabled bionic arm. Heavens-Above tracks the satellites currently orbiting over you...