Why Was Zora Neale Hurston So Obsessed With the Biblical Villain Herod the Great?
Zora Neale Hurston devoted her later years to writing about Herod the Great, aiming to alter history's negative perception of him.
Adam by Gboyega Odubanjo review in memory of the missing
A debut collection by Gboyega Odubanjo, completed posthumously, explores a powerful and distorted version of Genesis using the tragic story of Adam found in the Thames.
Russia opposition leader Alexey Navalny's memoir to be published in October
Navalny wrote an autobiography in 2020 after the poisoning, to be published posthumously.
His widow, Yulia Navalnaya, reveals the existence of the secret text, a memoir titled Patriot.
Navalny's book is written reflectively, connecting personal life events with national events.
Until August by Gabriel Garcia Marquez review a lost' last novel
A middle-aged woman's annual sexual encounters with strangers on a Caribbean island.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez's posthumously published novel, 'Until August,' faced criticism but was ultimately shared with the public.
Is It A Betrayal To Publish Dead Writers' Books?
Garcia Marquez's unfinished novella 'Until August' was completed and published posthumously by his sons, sparking ethical and aesthetic debates.
The dilemma of posthumous publication raises questions about respecting the wishes of deceased authors versus sharing potentially great literature with readers.
Until August by Gabriel Garcia Marquez review a gently diverting posthumous novel in a minor key
Gabriel Garcia Marquez's posthumously published novel, Until August, was initially deemed by the author to be destroyed.
The book, completed by Marquez's sons after his death, is a tale of parental inscrutability and extramarital adventures set in the Caribbean.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez's archive in Austin reveals all the secrets about his unpublished novel
The final chapter of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's work, 'Until August,' is set for release on what would have been his 97th birthday in March, in 40 languages.
His heirs decided to publish the novella despite initial doubts voiced by the author, marking his last literary endeavor as his memory faded.
An act of betrayal': Gabriel Garcia Marquez's son on publishing his father's work against his will
The novel 'Until August' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez against his wish published posthumously by his sons.
Despite Garcia Marquez's wish for the manuscript to be destroyed, his sons decided to publish it, believing it to be better than their father thought.
Until August by Gabriel Garcia Marquez review a lost' last novel
A middle-aged woman's annual sexual encounters with strangers on a Caribbean island.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez's posthumously published novel, 'Until August,' faced criticism but was ultimately shared with the public.
Is It A Betrayal To Publish Dead Writers' Books?
Garcia Marquez's unfinished novella 'Until August' was completed and published posthumously by his sons, sparking ethical and aesthetic debates.
The dilemma of posthumous publication raises questions about respecting the wishes of deceased authors versus sharing potentially great literature with readers.
Until August by Gabriel Garcia Marquez review a gently diverting posthumous novel in a minor key
Gabriel Garcia Marquez's posthumously published novel, Until August, was initially deemed by the author to be destroyed.
The book, completed by Marquez's sons after his death, is a tale of parental inscrutability and extramarital adventures set in the Caribbean.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez's archive in Austin reveals all the secrets about his unpublished novel
The final chapter of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's work, 'Until August,' is set for release on what would have been his 97th birthday in March, in 40 languages.
His heirs decided to publish the novella despite initial doubts voiced by the author, marking his last literary endeavor as his memory faded.
An act of betrayal': Gabriel Garcia Marquez's son on publishing his father's work against his will
The novel 'Until August' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez against his wish published posthumously by his sons.
Despite Garcia Marquez's wish for the manuscript to be destroyed, his sons decided to publish it, believing it to be better than their father thought.
Sheer storytelling brilliance': Kate Saunders's daring, versatile, beloved work lives on
Kate Saunders' final novel was posthumously published, showcasing her work ethic and dedication.
Saunders was a prolific writer, successful in various genres from children's novels to crime novels for adults.
Jurassic Park Author's Passion Project Is Finally Available
Eruption, the latest posthumously published novel from Michael Crichton, completed by James Patterson, is now available for purchase at a launch discount.