Today's literary success stories are being written as much on social media feeds as they are on manuscript pages.

In Maggie Su’s novel “Blob,” a young woman transforms a gelatinous splotch into an object of affection, with mixed results.

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Works about fire often emphasize recovery and resolution, while also offering a space to work through complex emotions. If these are, as Latour fears, “end times,” literature can help readers learn ...

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Stephen King recently revealed on social media that his is “beavering away” on a third novel in The Talisman horror fantasy ...

There’s more than one ghost in the machine in,” Nnedi Okorafor’s new sci-fi-adjacent novel finely attuned to our age of AI ...

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Ukraine is using a pulse jet engine to power the Trembita missile. Despite being an older, seldom-used design, these engines ...

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