Book fans are obsessed with the "Harry Potter" fan fiction "Manacled" by SenLinYu. In the work, Harry Potter is dead, and Hermione is being used as a surrogate for magic offspring. This article ...

The discovery and return of the book is a testament to the durability of the printed word, especially in a time of computerization and instant access to unfathomable amounts of information ...

2. Better Focus and Comprehension Reading a printed book encourages deep focus and comprehension. Without the distractions of ...

(Brad Leenstra) St. Onge said the term 'lost book' indicates that scholars knew from financial records that these books were printed, but no copies were known to exist. After double checking her ...

Mel B hasn’t let go of her inner Scary Spice, with the pop star promoting her memoir, “Brutally Honest,” during a slew of recent media appearances wearing several leopard-printed clothing ...

A book thought to be the oldest surviving printed book in the world has gone on display at the British Library. The Diamond Sutra, which bears the date 868 AD, was found in a walled-up cave in ...

The entirety of One Piece (so far) has been printed in a single book spanning 21,450 pages, combining 25 years of manga chapters in a near $2,000 collection. As reported by Siliconera, the book is ...

Playing golf by a book is one of the absurdities which the beginner is often cautioned to avoid. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

who helped expand the potential of the printed book as form and object. Their stories reside in the physical volumes they made. Through meticulous study of the material qualities of those volumes ...

Court to Internet Archive: You Can't Turn Printed Books Into Online E-Book Loans This week's ruling halts the archive’s 'Controlled Digital Lending' program of loaning scanned copies of printed ...

I like the elemental, physical reality of a printed book, and can better appreciate its cover artwork, interior layout and fonts, the quality of the paper, and even its trim size. Somehow ...