Paulo Coelho needs no introduction: He’s has sold more than 100 million books worldwide and holds the world record for most translated books by a living author. His newest novel, “Aleph,” is ...

Manuscript Found in Accra By Paulo Coelho: Coelho's latest novel opens in 1099 in Jerusalem, where citizens of the walled city are awaiting an attack from crusaders. Anxious and desperate, they ...

Aleph by Paulo Coelho (HarperCollins 2011, Rs 325) What: When 50-something Paulo Coelho finds himself in the midst of a crisis of faith, he seeks the advice of his spiritual guide, J. Following J’s ...

Aleph is good and shows the author to be very human (you might be shocked to learn he’s a smoker) but it should be avoided by first-time Coehlo readers in favour of his more easily digestible books.

Paulo Coelho's newest book, "Aleph," has hit bestseller lists around the world within days or weeks of publication. The Brazilian author is used to occupying a bestseller spot with his record ...

On April 7, internationally bestselling author Paulo Coelho shared details of the progress of his upcoming book, The Aleph, via his Twitter account (@paulcoelho). According to the recent ...

Coelho calls Aleph 'the long trip to my soul -- past, present and future'. To some people this is known as a mid-life crisis, but Coelho articulates a mystical and spiritual dimension to his ...