Garcia Marquez's Novel Released Early
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The first novel in a decade by Nobel Prize author Gabriel Garcia Marquez went on sale across the Spanish-speaking world Wednesday, a launch pushed forward because counterfeiters were already selling copies of "Memories of My Melancholy Whores."
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There's a reason Philip Roth's new novel is charging up the best-seller list: the story, set from 1940-1942, is on its face linked to the wartime of 2001-2004.
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Mexico's defense will be bolstered for tomorrow night's game against Brazil at Gillette Stadium. Barcelona's Rafa Marquez arrived in Boston yesterday, a late addition to the roster,
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Nobel Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez returned Wednesday for the first time in a quarter century to the streets of his birthplace and inspiration for the fictional town immortalized in his masterpiece "One Hundred Years of Solitude."
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Colombian novelist Gabriel  Garcia Marquez returned for the first time in more than 20  years on Wednesday to the home town that inspired him to create  his most famous novel, &quot;100 years of Solitude.&quot;
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The Booker Prize, Britain's most prestigious literary award, was due to be handed out late, with a particular title emerging as one of the most overwhelming favourites in its 35-year history.
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Seems like a lot of people want Neil Gaiman, the fantasy novelist, short-story and comics writer, to give away his books. On Saturday Mr. Gaiman invited readers of his blog to select the book they would give to a friend who has never read his work before. More than 16,500 votes have been cast for one of eight titles highlighted at neilgaiman.com. Mr. Gaiman will select a winner next week, and a free electronic copy of that book will be posted on the Web site of HarperCollins Publishers, harpercollins.com, later this month. The book will be one of six, including a novel by Paulo Coelho and a cookbook by the Food Network star Robert Irvine, that HarperCollins is making available free online for a month each. Readers will not be able to download or print the books. In Mr. Coelhoâs case the publisher will upload a different title each month until the end of the year.
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Setting the stage for another round of midnight bookstore parties and marathon readings into the morning, the penultimate novel in JK Rowling&#39;s mega-selling series, &quot;Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,&quot; will go on sale 12:01 am on July 16 in the
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Univision has co-developed  and co-produced a six-episode novela with Unilever&#39;s Caress  brand that will become the network&#39;s first novela to air on  Univision.com.
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The burst of publicity regarding Jose Canseco's new book, "Juiced," has caused HarperCollins to speed up its release date to Monday.
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LOS ANGELES  - Gael Garcia Bernal, who  is generating buzz for his role as Ernesto "Che" Guevara in  "The Motorcycle Diaries," is revving up for the new project  from the director of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."
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Mexican writer Elena Poniatowska received the prestigious Romulo Gallegos literature prize Tuesday for her novel "El Tren Pasa Primero" ("The Train Passes First").
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Early reviews of Mel Gibson's ancient Mayan epic Apocalypto praise its "blood-and-guts action".
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Don DeLillo: It's uncanny now to look back at the dust jacket for Don DeLillo's novel, "Underworld," written four years before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. The Twin Towers rise up into the mist, with a church silhouetted in the foreground. A bird, now looking unmistakably like an airplane, seems to target the tower on the right.
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In a Sept. 12 story about an Ernest Hemingway auction, The Associated Press reported that the sale will include a previously unknown printing of "Men Without Women" from 1937. It should have noted that the short story collection was first published in 1927, 10 years before the edition being auctioned.
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Mexican rebel Subcommander Marcos, one of the best known Latin American revolutionaries since Che Guevara, published the first chapter of a novel on Sunday that promises to be a critical commentary on contemporary Mexico.
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Celebrations for Colombian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez's 80th birthday begin with a marathon reading.