Here are some great choices for fiction, nonfiction, essays, memoir and more to keep you busy through the hot summer months.

Artists from different cultural traditions adapted an ancient tale to explore how to respond to betrayal and exploitation.

An excerpt from ‘Postcolonial Popular Culture in India’, edited by Abin Chakraborty, Ramanuj Konar and Sayan Aich Bhowmik.

Oscar winner Ellen Burstyn has a book coming out next year that reveals how she has been shaped by the power of words.

Recently-published works with Vermont ties include books by Chris Bohjalian, Alison Bechdel, Harry Bliss, Garrett M. Graff and more.

In “Tree Fall with Birdsong,” Kendall Dunkelberg’s fourth poetry collection, we are continually witnessing the melody of the natural world. From warblers to crows to the lakes and swamps of ...

James McWilliams answers questions about Frank Stanford in a compelling, readable biography full of exquisite, yet not ...

Andrea Gibson, a poet, activist and Colorado Laureate who was the subject of documentary film "Come See Me in the Good Light, ...

"Though Andrea desperately wished to have lived a longer life, they could not have possibly lived a fuller one," Gibson's ...

There’s a new publishing house in Australia, with the launch of Bakers Lane Books, an independent outfit founded by long-time ...

From a star-studded celebration of 30 years of the Women’s Prize to live podcast recordings, poetry readings, a comedy gala ...

Black Sparrow Press, a shoestring operation he ran out of his home, became one of the highest-profile small publishers in the ...