Harry Potter fans can now learn about folklore and magic in a new series of e-books that will be released next month.
A public appeal will be launched this week to set up a dedicated library for children by October,says State Librarian Dr John Vallance.
Rising rents and the creep of online retailers are not what's threatening New York's most famous bookstore. Rather,it's at risk of being loved to death.
Mark Rubbo made a hash of his medical studies but when it came to selling books he found he had what it takes. This month,Readings celebrates 50 years in business.
The Barefoot Investor has shepherded growth in the personal finance category over 2018 and is the year's Christmas bestseller.
Country girl turned literary luminary,Fiona Inglis has made a career out of picking commercial bestsellers,writes Linda Morris
It is hoped that these flipbacks will draw teenagers off Snapchat and inside the covers of a story.
Renee Kacz'experience of having faulty breast implants,which she had replaced before having them removed,has led her to warn others of their potential risks.
Amazon has announced a new version of the Kindle Paperwhite,featuring a thinner and lighter design,more storage and LED lighting.
Canberra author and educator Mike McRae says there's a significant overlap between health and education
John Purcell,the book buyer with pub tastes,says literature and popular fiction need not be mutually exclusive,and an author is capable of both.