Retired IAS officer and former Krishna district collector Imtiaz Ahmed emphasised the transformative power of books in shaping lives and the future.

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The young lady took the time to print her old WhatsApp conversations with her man, transform them into a book, and give them ...

The famed twentieth-century photojournalist Weegee was just as fascinated with tragedy—fires, car crashes, murders—as he was ...

Once I started reading, I was immediately drawn into the world of Basgiath War College where Violet, a first-year cadet, was put through the ringer again and again as she crossed the parapet, learned ...

Ana Buckley, who co-owns Fables & Fancies with her husband Tim, said once she reopened she wanted to be of service to the ...

Apparently, though, the email hadn’t gone to everyone at The New Yorker, “and there’s been infighting about it,” joked Holden Seidlitz, a fact-checker at the magazine. Morrison wouldn’t elaborate on ...

Stay tuned! Many developments are currently taking place in the electronic entertainment industry. Holographic gaming and 3D ...

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Purple Mountain Press, a longstanding independent book publisher known for its focus on New York State history, has transitioned to new ownership. Four locals with backgrounds in publishing have ...

Editor’s note: This essay is part of an occasional series Globe Ideas is calling Genius Loci, featuring writers’ explorations of the importance of place.