Nick Medina's fourth novel, Savage Lake, arrives from Berkley on 27 October 2026 and moves the Tunica-Biloxi author out of Louisiana and into the northern woods. A mother and her horror-obsessed son Nick Medina's Savage Lake Traps a Family Between Grief and the WoodsRead more
Gilmore Girls Star Kelly Bishop Turns to Fiction With Co-Written Debut
Tony winner Kelly Bishop, 82, will publish her first novel, Broad Appeal, co-written with novelist Ali Rosen. William Morrow, the publisher, has scheduled the book for September 21, 2027, and it is Gilmore Girls Star Kelly Bishop Turns to Fiction With Co-Written DebutRead more
Documentary Revisits Kordell Stewart's Steelers Career Beyond the Mobile Quarterback Label
Kordell Stewart's HBO Max documentary, "Kordell Stewart: Slash & Burn," released Oct. 27, reframes a career many fans remember mainly for his running ability. Drawing on interviews with Stewart, Documentary Revisits Kordell Stewart's Steelers Career Beyond the Mobile Quarterback LabelRead more
Cockroach Release Forces Temporary Closure of Ohio Library Branch
A Toledo-area library branch shut its doors after cockroaches were released inside the building on Oct. 27, according to the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. The branch was scheduled to reopen Cockroach Release Forces Temporary Closure of Ohio Library BranchRead more
Boyz II Men Bring Their R&B Harmonies to a First Country Album
Boyz II Men, the vocal group behind "End of the Road" and "One Sweet Day," is preparing its debut country record after more than four decades of work in soul, R&B and pop. The move follows a string Boyz II Men Bring Their R&B Harmonies to a First Country AlbumRead more
Ferrante's Doubts About Flaubert Shape Shafak's Ventriloquist Novel
Elena Ferrante admits she has sometimes resented Gustave Flaubert as a misogynist, yet Elif Shafak's new novel turns that ambivalence into its creative engine. Her 600-page book reimagines Flaubert's Ferrante's Doubts About Flaubert Shape Shafak's Ventriloquist NovelRead more