'The Holdovers' writer David Hemingson and 'Bridgerton' writer Janet Lin are among the announced faculty.

Bennington College announced Thursday its new MFA in Screenwriting low-residency program that prepares writers for a career in film and television.

'The Holdovers' writer David Hemingson and 'Bridgerton' writer Janet Lin are among the announced faculty.

At The Book Thing in Baltimore, thousands of free books find new homes each month—and generosity brings the community together.

Demons, primates, and quirky villagers: Find all this and more in the six new books Tobias Carroll recommends this month.

Founded in 2012 by Dallas Hudgens, Relegation Books works to connect readers and writers on a smaller, more intimate scale, understanding that success isn't always measured by sales numbers.

Author Leah De Forest shares four instances where an attention to POV skills can level up your fiction writing.

It’s a funny thing, teaching writing in a country I didn’t grow up in: I’ve shucked off some identity markers (few in Boston can place the mid-sized-town-outside-of-Melbourne in my accent, for example...

Rediscovering Howard A. Rodman’s novel, Destiny Express, of Fritz Lang, Thea von Harbou, and the final days of Berlin before the Nazi rise to power.

It’s a funny thing, teaching writing in a country I didn’t grow up in: I’ve shucked off some identity markers (few in Boston can place the mid-sized-town-outside-of-Melbourne in my accent, for example...

Founded in 2012 by Dallas Hudgens, Relegation Books works to connect readers and writers on a smaller, more intimate scale, understanding that success isn't always measured by sales numbers.

Author Leah De Forest shares four instances where an attention to POV skills can level up your fiction writing.

PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the cover of Joanna Margaret’s upcoming novel ‘Souvenir,’ out next year. The gothic suspense follows an American art student in Paris who becomes embroiled in the lives o...

A hybrid and moving novel mixing history, memoir, and fiction that speaks to universal themes of family, immigration, and history. Awarded a fellowship at the

Founded in 2012 by Dallas Hudgens, Relegation Books works to connect readers and writers on a smaller, more intimate scale, understanding that success isn't always measured by sales numbers.

Set in 2031 after the nation has splintered, the acclaimed novelist’s new book begins with a party in Echo Park where strange things begin to happen.

PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the cover of Joanna Margaret’s upcoming novel ‘Souvenir,’ out next year. The gothic suspense follows an American art student in Paris who becomes embroiled in the lives o...

Come chat with literary agent and author Kate McKean for our version of an AMA.

Founded in 2012 by Dallas Hudgens, Relegation Books works to connect readers and writers on a smaller, more intimate scale, understanding that success isn't always measured by sales numbers.

In the early days of the pandemic, five intertwined women must reimagine their responsibilities to one another.

Jovelyn host of Jovelyn Richards in discussion with :Leah De Forest was born in Geelong, Australia, and lives in Boston. Her debut novel, ANY KIND OF KNOWN TOMORROW.

It can feel like listening to Spotify, reading this way. A patchy sampling, in which huge expanses of history are available but unintuitively organized, likely to result in having heard rarities and m...

It can feel like listening to Spotify, reading this way. A patchy sampling, in which huge expanses of history are available but unintuitively organized, likely to result in having heard rarities and m...

Celebrating the UK's independent literature. For those who read adventurously. Click to read Independent Lit, a Substack publication. Launched a month ago.

In the early days of the pandemic, five intertwined women must reimagine their responsibilities to one another.

Jovelyn host of Jovelyn Richards in discussion with :Leah De Forest was born in Geelong, Australia, and lives in Boston. Her debut novel, ANY KIND OF KNOWN TOMORROW.

Founded in 2012 by Dallas Hudgens, Relegation Books works to connect readers and writers on a smaller, more intimate scale, understanding that success isn't always measured by sales numbers.

Rodman presents an epic triangular tale involving real-life engineer Isambard Brunel and famous fictional figures Captain Nemo and John Ahab.

This #WITMonth, Tobias Carroll recommends new translated fiction, nonfiction, and poetry by women from around the world.

Founded in 2012 by Dallas Hudgens, Relegation Books works to connect readers and writers on a smaller, more intimate scale, understanding that success isn't always measured by sales numbers.