The Telegraph’s critics chose the best novels ever written, ranging from Tolkien through to Proust, and including one of our very own.
They’ve unearthed a previously unseen manuscript for a follow-up to writer Anthony Burgess’ famous novel, ‘A Clockwork Orange’.
Thanks to Trump, Michael Wolff has joined the list of the highest paid authors. Stephen King is also back and J.K. Rowling no longer occupies the top spot.
A new book, ‘If You Lie Still, You Will Not Get Cold’, focuses on the untold story of the South African Citizen Force soldier during the Border War.
When you’re the richest man in the world (on and off, for many years now), people want to know what’s going on in your head.
The billionaire is one busy guy, but he’s always managed to make time for reading. With a little inside knowledge, you can read his new favourite book in 30 minutes.
A new book has been released containing photos of the most stunning libraries around the world. If you’re a bibliophile, you’re going to love this.
If the frantic, manic world is filling your head with white noise, perhaps it’s time to take a deep breath and practice being mindful. Namaste, bitches.
You may no longer visit a library, being glued to your screen and all,, but some of those who do lend books sometimes leave behind weird bits of evidence.
If ever you wanted an illustration of all the reasons you should be voting for the ANC in the next elections, this book has you covered.
If you want to snap the rich and famous in London, Harrods is a good place to start, with Dougie Wallace’s new book a great example of the wealth on display.
Most of us like to think we have an idea or two floating around that would make for a good book, but there are a few things to consider before you start.
Sure, your child may be a bit of a dick at the moment, but how can you tell if they will grow up to be a real plonker? Here are a few pointers.
Of course Hollywood has plenty of secrets – and this book reveals many coming out of its biggest agency, CAA. Go on then, spill the beans.
Bill Gates does many things, and one of those is reading quite a bit – so he gave us a list of five book he thinks people should read.
Famous authors had to get their start somewhere: Check out this infographic pointing out the ordinary jobs of those who penned some of the world’s favourite books.
Someone got The Fat Jew back by posting every page of his new book on Twitter – and there’s even a downloadable pdf.
When you open up the floor to Twitter users you’re inviting a whole host of trouble. Author E.L. James found that out with hilarious consequences.
As the latest instalment of the ’50 Shades’ series hits shelves, some of the more lurid excerpts have begun to circulate on social media. Things are about to get saucy.
Interest in reading has been rekindled (see what I did there) and made a whole lot easier with the arrival of e-readers. Get your paws on a Kindle and do your bit for the green revolution.
When someone is really, really, really good at something you often wonder what makes them that successful? Bill Gates has given us a little nibble into his business world. Check it out…
This South African marketing guru has taken to the idea of following his dreams and writing his first book – and it’s not about marketing. Enter “Return To Lemuria”, a new fantasy novel for the summer.
The late co-founder of Apple has given his must-read list for aspiring thinkers and innovators, packed full of some classics and some books you may not have expected.
There’s nothing quite as eye-opening as getting inside someone’s thoughts and mind, and Billy Idol does just that with his new memoir.
The latest ABC children’s book features an almost-too-relevant reference for “i”, showing an iguana making some solid investments on the internet.
It’s not – these guys are CHURNING out your basic bookshelf in beech, cherry and wenge (WTF is wenge?) wood. Check it out. You simply order it for R599 and it will arrive. And yes, it includes delivery!
Kim Kardashian is truly testing the loyalty of her fans with a brand new book announcement that is beyond ridiculous.
Shopping may look fun and therapeutic, but it’s actually an activity designed for danger. There is a solution to avoid to pain though…
Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century is that rare phenomenon, an economics book that is flying off the shelves and picking up steam with a new generation.
George R.R. Martin is writing his next instalment in the “Song of Ice and Fire”, and you could feature in it for a small sum of R200,000. A small price to pay to go down in Game of Thrones lore.