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What Would Hermione Granger Do? She'd Fight Like Hell.

This Tweet Pushed Merriam-Webster To Change Their Messed Up Entry On 'Femininity'

A Pocket Dictionary For Conservatives Who Don't Understand Liberals

'Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them,' A Blockbuster About Persecution, Is Extra Timely

J.K. Rowling Sends Harry Potter Books To 7-Year-Old Fan In War-Torn Syria

Terrance Hayes Gives Stirring Speech On Race And Poetry At National Book Awards

A Cross-Dresser Explains The Descent of Man

Paul Beatty Becomes First American To Win Man Booker Prize For Fiction

Emma Watson Is Hiding Feminist Books On The Train

Revisit Your Favorite Junkie Pals In The 'Trainspotting 2' Trailer

Birth Of A Controversy: The Legacy Of Nat Turner

An Illustrated Guide To All The Ingenious Ways People Refer To Their Genitals

'1984' Sales Have Skyrocketed. Here’s What To Read Next.

New 'Game Of Thrones' Story Will Quietly Debut In A Fantasy Anthology

Amazon Is Running Out Of Dystopian Books That Eerily Reflect Our Present Political Moment

Joshua Kurlantzick On Books And Writing

Top 3 Tips to Transform Your Aspirations Into Achievements

10 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Rumi

This Oscar-Nominated Documentary About Autism Celebrates The Outsider

An Exhaustive List Of Art Projects Threatened By The Proposed NEA Cuts

Iceman Gets His First Gay Kiss

Roxane Gay Yanks Upcoming Book From Simon & Schuster Imprint

Prepare To Fall For Armie Hammer And Timothée Chalamet In The Gay Romance 'Call Me By Your Name'

Here's What You Can Do To Protect National Arts And Culture Funding

‘1984’ Sales Spike After Kellyanne Conway’s Orwellian Interview

You’ll Want To Read This Scorching Satire Of 'American Values'

6 Questions Everyone Should Ask Themselves Before It's Too Late

People Have Book Recommendations For Trump, If He'd Only Read One

The Bard And The Bird: How William Shakespeare Would Have Used Twitter

First-Time Author Offers Kids A Splashy Tale Of Self-Acceptance

The Madness Of A White Man's Revenge Is A Tale As Old As Time

How Popular Dystopia Allows Us To Keep Real Horrors At Arm's Length