Jean Darnell packed up her life and moved 1,500 miles away to Philadelphia because she believes in the promise of school libraries. It's a bold move for the nationally recognized educator from Texas, ...

I Tried to Summarize a Book With ChatGPT, and the Plagiarism Protections WorkedIn case you were hoping ChatGPT could help you get through your TBR pile a little faster, know that the plagiarism ...

Faithful patrons of Porter Square Books formed a line on Sunday to convey hundreds of volumes to a new location. The beloved local bookstore is moving from White Street in Cambridge after 20 years.

Removing Books From Libraries Often Takes Debate. But There’s a Quieter Way. Culling old or damaged books is standard library practice. But in some cases, the process is being used to remove books ...

A small number of people gathered on Saturday to protest a drag queen story hour at the Somerville Library, but video shows about 100 supporters of the event also showed up. "Whenever hate arrives in ...

Sausage slices and love notes: The improvised bookmarks librarians find The Vienna central library has a new exhibition drawn from its collection of 8,000 items found over the past 20 years.

Reviled as much as he is lauded, Michel Houellebecq holds up a mirror to a world many would rather not see.

Michigan library closes for second time over bed bug discovery. On Friday, the city contacted a professional pest management company which inspected the property and determined th ...

Utah book banners have now set their sights on Little Free Libraries, clamoring to make owners of these libraries susceptible to criminal charges. As conservative parents, educato ...

Oliver Sacks Archive Heads to the New York Public Library The voluminous papers of the celebrated neurologist include letters, notebooks, drafts and other traces of a man who couldn’t stop writing.

October 2, 2024; Through “Libracycle” and story line, Biddeford library hopes to reach reade ...

Banned Books Week? Try %u201CFirst Amendment Week%u201D instead. Unlike the ostensible celebration of freedom and (frankly) the booksellers’ marketing opportunity associated wit ...