'I’m going to show you as much as I can'

Deborah Levy and David Szaley are nominated for the grand prize

She wants you to know this news has been out there for 17 years

As the title suggests, Rhinehart has turned his beady eye on the idea of alien invasion

Has George RR Martin finished the sixth part in the A Song of Ice & Fire series?

This nonfiction look at heart surgery is bright, lively, and always alert to the patient’s perspective

Scandanavia may have dominated the field, but Poland, Italy and France are all emerging as contenders

A new book describes how Native American culture was consumed and repackaged by show business. Its author, Eric Vuillard, explores into the relationship between two of the main characters in this travesty

The images randomly appeared on Pottermore

The unusual beverage will feature on the menu of London's Dinner at the Twits production 

From The Girl on the Train to Seveneves

A sobering love story set in the pristine but unforgiving beauty of the Southern Ocean

Longlisted for the Man Booker Prize, Paul Beatty's sharp satire of 'post-racialism' is not for the faint-hearted

Reyn captures the sobering reality that a married person can feel just as alone, even lonelier, than a single person

The wands are meant to strictly be used for casting healing spells and as good luck charms

Winters does an amazing job of painting a world that never was but, in his hands, is frighteningly plausible

'Rowling, you owe your fans a BOOK! I like to rename this Harry Potter and the Great Scam'

JK Rowling's latest Hogwarts story is also on track to become the bestselling script of all-time

Braille and bigger print editions are also available