The book series, "From Blood and Ash," is getting the television treatment. The popular fantasy book series, "From Blood and Ash," is getting the television treatment. The rights for a new ...

Dota: Dragon's Blood Book 3 debuts on Netflix on Aug. 11, 2022. Dragon’s Blood is Valve and Studio Mir’s attempt at presenting a more coherent version of the Dota franchise’s tangle of lore ...

The making of the film is the subject of a new book — also titled “Blood in Blood Out” — by director Taylor Hackford, screenwriter and poet Jimmy Santiago Baca, photographer Merrick Morton ...

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"All magic comes with a price." "Ink Blood Sister Scribe," the debut fiction novel by award-winning author Emma Törzs, is our "GMA" Book Club pick for June. This mystery-filled novel builds a ...

Warning! This piece contains spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 2 including the finale! House of the Dragon is based on George R.R. Martin’s book, Fire & Blood, and although the retelling ...

His latest is "Blood Ties," and it reintroduces us to the ... and I try to come up with an idea for the next chapter of a book. And I come up with quite horrific stuff like this, and it makes ...

Her book, "Blood Money." Kathleen McLaughlin, a former Knight Science Journalism fellow at MIT whose reporting's been in The Economist, The Atlantic, on public radio and more, joins us from Butte ...

In an exclusive excerpt from 'Blood and the Badge,' read how former NYPD cop Louis Eppolito framed a man for a crime he didn't commit Lizz Schumer is the senior books editor at PEOPLE. She has ...

That’s the not-so-absurd premise of Charles Baxter’s absurd new novel, “Blood Test ... Ron Charles reviews books and writes the Book Club newsletter for The Washington Post.