When it comes to making books, I find that because I use such a traditional technique, there’s no real way to speed it up ...

Since when does a criminal’s right to make a cup of tea come before the safety of prison officers? That was the question ...

Death is back for more victims as the sixth installment in the 25-year-old “Final Destination” franchise creeps into theaters ...

As the WNBA welcomes the Golden State Valkyries, the first woman drafted into the NBA remembers her time as the Bay Area’s ...

When Neige Sinno read Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita at 20, she was unnerved. Though drawn to its subversive content – a literary ...

The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a digital replica of the printed paper seven days a week that is available to read on ...

This is a mere sampling of the hundreds of novels the library offers its readers each year, including contemporary fiction, mystery, historical fiction, horror, and dystopian fiction… and there’s more ...

Returning topics from the City Council's May 6 meeting include a “vacant property registration” ordinance and more votes on a ...

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This week I spoke with Josh Levi, president of the Data Center Coalition, the primary trade group for one of the ...

The churn of sporting memoirs sees multitudes published and just as quickly forgotten, but the 1976 diary of Millwall FC midfielder Eamon Dunphy stands out for its honest insights.