For the past few months, publishing has been consumed with debate over that ever-divisive topic: blurbs, those breathless ...

Amanda Palmer, ex-wife of Neil Gaiman, is speaking out after she was named in a sexual assault lawsuit filed against the British author. Palmer, a singer-songwriter known for her work in the duo ...

Amanda Palmer, ex-wife of author Neil Gaiman ... although the documents say Gaiman continued to pay her for her work caring for the couple’s child and helped cover her rent for a few months.

The singer Amanda Palmer, the estranged wife of author Neil Gaiman ... against Gaiman in New York Magazine in January, his publisher Dark Horse Comics cancelled another comic book of the Anansi ...

Amanda Palmer, ex-wife of author Neil ... that Gaiman might “target” her, alleging she warned the author to stay away from Pavlovich before she arrived at their house to babysit back in ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Amanda Palmer, the estranged wife of author and accused sex predator Neil Gaiman, has denied allegations levelled against her in US ...

In a provocative essay, a major publisher announced that its authors will no longer be required to solicit glowing reviews ...

It is inherently awkward, especially if the person you’re asking is an acquaintance, friend or, worse yet, someone who sells more books than you do (in my case, roughly 98 percent of the author ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Strolling through Dymocks with a friend recently, I spied a book with a rapturous blurb from The Australian on its cover.

By Erica Ackerberg Paul Fussell’s 50-year-old survey of trench warfare deserves a new generation of readers, our book critic writes. The standout essays in Megan Marshall’s “After Lives ...