MASTERPIECE on PBS has shared its airdate and a trailer for the eagerly awaited and years-in-the-making historical drama, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light. The brand-new TV adaptation continues ...

As long as there have been fantasy authors, there have been black fantasy authors. Yet, there is a depressingly large subset ...

For best results, you may choose a print book rather than reading on a screen, as the light emitted by your device could keep you awake. Further, a 2020 study of 200 college students found that ...

What are all the Black ... Falls is a slightly more light and dare we say welcoming map than Terminus, with its hometown comforts like a beautiful (but dangerous) church and even the local comic ...

We have compiled some of the weirdest TV shows to ever grace our television screen. The post These 45 Weird TV Shows Are Special In Their Unique Way first appeared on Bored Panda.

Thousands of gently used books in all genres, for all ages, as well as a huge selection of jigsaw puzzles, DVDs, CDs and other media will be available for bargain prices at the Little Falls Carnegie ...

(PRNewsfoto/Gravity) The mobile version of Shambles is a paid game available for purchase on Google Play and Apple App Store. The game is priced at USD 6.99, and seven downloadable content (DLC) packs ...

Available for purchase and download via Google Play and Apple App Store, with seven DLCs also launched alongside the base game Shambles is a game that uniquely combines elements of text adventure ...

A demo version is currently available on Steam, with the full version planned for release in the near future. Yoo Joon, Head of Console Business at Gravity, said, "Shambles is a highly anticipated ...

Over the course of her extraordinary career, she has written wide-audience books including “Origin ... Pagels is conversant with every version of the gospels — even the most obscure ...

The only thing better than getting lost in a good book is getting ... Protest” is a modern day version of the literary classic “Pride and Prejudice” with a Black twist.

A teacher whose job is to help children learn to read has said that some pupils swipe books as if they were iPads - as she warned that literacy rates are falling since Covid-19. Ros Boatswain, who ...