Monitor reviewer Erik Spanberg interviews Salman Rushdie.

Two years after the James Frey scandal, a still-roiled genre thrives.

For starters, leave your volumes of Tolstoy amid the toothpaste at Walgreens.

Elements of Paul Tolmé's piece on black-footed ferrets end up as dialogue in a book by bestselling author Cassie Edwards, yielding new readers for him and charges of copying his prose for her.

Modern libraries may have up-to-the-minute technology, but they lack the friendly, nostalgic feel of their older counterparts.

Kids love the spunky book character, who's from Sweden.

Laura Schlitz lives out her own real-life fable – her children's book is 'discovered,' wins a prestigious award, and fame comes knocking.

Two new projects help bring your favorite recipes to life.

As the writers' strike enters its fourth month, six scribes explore a different medium.

For sheriff's deputy Archer, writing a mystery novel is all in the details.

Look soon for such 'Con-Con' entries as, 'If me and a Few Other Guys Did It' by Lee Harvey Oswald.

Author readings and signing sessions, once the staple of publishing publicity, are being usurped by virtual encounters and promotional videos.