These ten classic books had completely different endings before publishers stepped in. From softened tragedies to ...

The Queen visited the Charles Dickens Museum to celebrate its 100th anniversary, exploring Dickens’ historic home, viewing rare manuscripts, ...

I must have tried it three times and never got even halfway through. Something about the format of diaries and letters just ...

On the popular bookworm-filled r/books subreddit, u/myawn asked readers to share a well-regarded book they struggled to finish. Here are some answers that will either have you stunned or relieved ...

In high school, our Deputy Principal’s nickname was 'Savimbi,' named after Jonas Savimbi, the Angolan rebel who spent more than 30 years battling first for Angolan independence and then for personal ...

The dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in August 1945 has long been regarded as a historical watershed – but did it mark the start of a new era or the culmination of longer-term trends? Philip ...

A stamp of recognition, it flags up Ordnance Terrace in Chatham, Kent as the one-time home of Charles Dickens ... see the hulks (prison ships) from Great Expectations.' The Medway skyline is ...

This book is so good that the movie was confirmed before the book was even published. Mickey 17 hit the cinemas on March 7 in the UK but many don’t know that it's actually based on the book with ...

King Charles III has shared his love of RAYE, and described the singer as “a great ambassador for British music”. Made in partnership with Apple Music, ‘The King’s Music Room ...

Catherine Peters, who has died aged 94, had a lauded academic career that only began when she was 50; The King of Inventors (2016), is the standard life of Wilkie Collins, and she also wrote much ...

Morris’ Netflix adaptation of Tom O’Neill’s widely acclaimed book contends that the official story of the Manson murders isn’t the full truth. Tom O’Neill published “CHAOS: Charles ...

The film explores the Victorian era in England during Queen Victoria's reign (1837-1901) and its reflection in the works of Charles Dickens. It highlights the contrasts of the time, including ...