Stuart Miller

Douglas Stuart's award-winning debut novel, “Shuggie Bain,” tells an autobiographical story of a young boy in Glasgow in the 1980s, whose father is gone and whose mother sinks into alcoholism.

‘I rewrote the entire second half of the book and it felt much more true,’ says the Booker Prize-winning author.

In this new novel, the author tells a dual narrative about an academic who finds a partial retelling of 'The Iliad.'

Harlow Dunn has found a chance to rewrite history – to transform himself from a footnote to an academic superstar.

If a seventy-year-old exclaimed, “I just saw a monster,” you might start making doctor's appointments.

Director Nicole Bazuin and Andrea Werhun, whose memoir ‘Modern Whore’ is the basis of the film, explain why they chose to stylize their documentary; we also recommend three other docs.

Failing to address the allocation of cost escalation risk between negotiating parties at the ‘front end’ can create fertile ground for project delays, or even abandonment, and the potential straining or breakdown of commercial relationships.

Based on a character introduced in the 'Spider-Verse' films, the series, which airs in B&W and in color, premieres on Prime Video on May 27.

Based on a character introduced in the ‘Spider-Verse’ films, the series, which airs in B&W and in color, premieres on Prime Video on May 27.

His new album out today, 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane,' is his seventh in this century (not counting a few other recordings).