Fiction News

Salman Rushdie's new audiobook collection, 'The Eleventh Hour', his first work of fiction since his 2022 attack, explores themes of legacy, mortality, and lonel

Hungarian author Péter Nádas, known for exploring memory and history in his fiction and a perennial Nobel Prize contender, has died at 83.

Kate Atkinson's new novel, "Our Noble Selves," is reviewed as a gentle, noirish mystery set around the 1951 Festival of Britain, showcasing her subtle brillianc

Salman Khan's case regarding 'Kala Hiran' highlights a broader legal question about whether filmmakers can avoid defamation liability by fictionalizing real peo

A Perth festival is returning with a focus on fiction, featuring a beloved children's author, amidst turbulent times for writers' festivals.