A lot of best-sellers become hit movies, but which classic novels have made the greatest movies? A few years later, German ...

Classic works of fiction and nonfiction have been read by generations of readers and have stood the test of time across decades since their original publishing dates. Many classic books are read ...

Culture editor Alison Flood rounds up the New Scientist Book Club’s thoughts on our latest read, the science fiction classic ...

The noughties is a great era in general, but especially in fiction across all literary ... It’s worth noting that, like any genre, some classic kids' books from the 2000s have aged poorly.

Just three years later, her second, “Salvage the Bones,” was nominated for — and won — the 2011 National Book Award for fiction ... inversion of the classic. With Huck and other white ...

We also emphasized books that brought something new ... of what’s now called “pastoral science fiction”—think of it as classic sci-fi set in the countryside, inflected with that familiar ...

Here are five classic books that predicted the future with shocking accuracy—often surpassing even the most ambitious science fiction novels. Orwell’s 1984 is arguably the most referenced book ...

Our crime columnist recommends books starring hard-boiled investigators ... didn’t satisfy readers who wanted a different type of fiction — something more visceral and less trusting of both ...

fellow science fiction writer Ken Liu breathlessly declares it “a monumental classic — a book of criticism so influential that it has become a work of art itself.” Well, why shouldn’t Le ...