On March 31, Farquharson was suspended for seven days for insubordination and making “disparaging remarks” about the school ...

Every major city in the world brims with rich history, storied landmarks and vibrant culture-but there's nothing quite like historical London. In fact, London's history spans nearly two millennia from ...

Lori-Ann Pizzolato said Wednesday trustees were not informed that 10,000 books were tossed from the library shelves at London ...

Literary London has given us countless books to be thankful for—titanic works by the likes of Shakespeare, Chaucer, Dickens, Woolf, and many more. It has also given us countless bookstores to cherish.

"I think it's been the most exciting London Book Fair at least since Covid, if not before that," Penguin Random House US CEO Nihar Malaviya said as he roamed the floor at the end of the first day of ...

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Hatchards, in London, says its series brings attention to overlooked or formerly out-of-print novels. By Jessica Bumpus Reporting from London Hatchards, the historic bow-front bookshop on London’s ...

This year’s Oscars were as much a celebration of books as they were cinema. Five of the 10 best picture nominees were based on books, and three of those – “Oppenheimer,” “Poor Things” and “The Zone of ...

A floating marvel moored in London, Word on the Water has earned its place among the five most fascinating bookshops in the world according to the website 1000 Libraries. This unusual, vintage and ...

Best-selling Jacksonville author Madeline Martin gives us an enthralling historical novel set in London during World War II. “The Last Bookshop in London” paints an immersive picture of life in London ...

To the poet Shelley, “Hell is a city much like London— / a populous and smoky city.” To the late-Victorian industrialist and statesman Joseph Chamberlain, London was the proud “clearing-house of the ...

Charming neighborhood shops and slick chain outlets welcomed back customers, who snatched up titles as eclectic as the city itself. By Alex Marshall LONDON — Just after 10 a.m. on Monday, Cathy Slater ...