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In books like “All We’re Meant to Be” and “Is the Homosexual My Neighbor?” she used the Bible to challenge beliefs that women were inferior to men and that homosexuality was a sin.

A new book by the historian Dan Stone seeks to amend — and expand — our understanding of the genocide.

How a 1950s novel explains the crisis in higher education.

The only prerequisite for reading the Nobel laureate, a master of short stories, is: having lived. Here’s where to start.

A guide to the best books about artificial intelligence.

There are early signs that Spotify’s addition of audiobooks to its streaming service is helping drive audiobook consumption — already a growing market.

Are they gas stations that serve food or restaurants that pump gas? A new photography book explores the lure of these restorative community rest stops.

In her new book, the writer presents 10 years of her diaries in an unorthodox arrangement.

Nihar Malaviya, Penguin Random House’s C.E.O., is a behind-the-scenes operator with a significant task: leading the company after a period of messy, and expensive, turbulence.

Nihar Malaviya, Penguin Random House’s C.E.O., is a behind-the-scenes operator with a significant task: leading the company after a period of messy, and expensive, turbulence.