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WASHINGTON (AP) 鈥� A federal judge has laid out a data-laden case for why she blocked Penguin Random House鈥檚 proposed purchase of Simon & Schuster , handing a victory to the Biden Justice Department in its contention that combining two of the worl

OTTAWA 鈥� Jody Wilson-Raybould says when governments make promises around reconciliation they must be willing to do the "real work" to see them achieved.

US Bestseller List - Paid Books Book Title by Author Name - ISBN - (Publisher) 1. Going Rogue by Janet Evanovich - 9781668003084 - (Atria Books) 2. Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry - 9781250866462 - (Flatiron Books) 3.

TORONTO 鈥� Suzette Mayr hopes the Scotiabank Giller Prize that will soon be residing on her shelf might finally quash her persistent impostor syndrome.

Christine Sinclair reviews her distinguished soccer career and lays down a challenge for the future in her new memoir "Playing the Long Game.

鈥淭he 50 MGM Films that Transformed Hollywood: Triumphs, Blockbusters, and Fiascos,鈥� by Steven Bingen (Lyons Press) The title of film historian Steven Bingen鈥檚 new book is reminiscent of B-movie trailers of the 1950s that breathlessly hype 鈥淭he Most I

鈥淣ow Is Not the Time to Panic,鈥� by Kevin Wilson (Ecco) For the past 25 years the bestselling author Kevin Wilson has repeated to himself a semi-poetical, semi-nonsensical phrase that evokes the self-mythologizing bravado of outlaw musicians: 鈥淭he edg

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) 鈥� Summer Boismier was living her childhood dream. She grew up a bookworm, became a high school English teacher, and filled both her classroom and home with her favorite literature.

TORONTO 鈥� From rap music to social movements to "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," the Scotiabank Giller Prize finalists drew from a wide array of influences to write books that contribute to the cultural conversation.

TORONTO 鈥� Debut novelist Nicholas Herring took home the top fiction prize at the Writers鈥� Trust Awards Wednesday evening for his tale of a lobster fisher whose unhappily monotonous life is upended by a series of unexpected events.