Gianni Rodari used puns, topsy-turvyism and zany names to invent stories for children and help children invent their own.

School pupils in Wolverhampton were paid a visit by a television star to celebrate the launch of his second children's book.

On National Grammar Day, March 4, hundreds of grammar nerds will descend upon SVA Theatre at 333 West 23rd Street in Manhattan for the New York City premiere of the docu-comedy Rebel with a Clause.

New York magazine is planning 15 pop-up, subscriber-only newsletters this year, up from nine last year.

Tired of being policed by ‘Grammar Nazis’? Are you sure you're speaking English correctly? This double-edged piece argues for ...

The Authors Guild — one of the largest associations of writers in the US — has launched a new project that allows authors to ...

As AI-generated media enters the mainstream, there is hope that consumers will put a premium on handmade works.

Hundreds of thousands of e-books are submitted to anyone through self-publishing platforms such as Kindle Direct Publishing, ...

BANDON Grammar School marched into the quarter finals of the Pinergy-sponsored Munster Schools Senior Cup with a resounding ...

Schools across a town remain shut days after a power cut sparked water issues. Homes and buildings across Tonbridge are also ...

Reading accounts, on old note cards in a library basement, of every police shooting in Birmingham for decades, realizing that ...

Links with Oxford were maintained by two books - The Black Bridge, a novel which told the story of Littlemore’s young men confronting the horrors of the First World War, and The Oxford Murder, a true ...