BOOKS

Titles were removed from Amazon in countries where Holocaust denial is illegal

The work of the Jewish thinker who coined the phrase 'the banality of evil' is enjoying newfound popularity.

Literary award recognises "excellence, originality and accessibility in women's writing from throughout the world".

The white woman claimed that Emmett, 14, wolf-whistled at her.

Storm chaser Mike Olbinski captures lightning, tornadoes and dramatic cloud formations in stunning images that convey the awesome power and beauty of nature.

His novel The Day Before Happiness scoops the prize with phrases such as 'My body was her gearstick'.

Her classic novel Little Women has been a children's staple book for 150 years.

IBTimes UK presents a selection of his work throughout the era:

Many fans were shocked to learn back in June that the dramatic season three finale was the last-ever episode.

Advances in satellite technology have yielded extraordinarily detailed images of our planet, allowing us to see how everything on Earth is connected.

The 1923 book was long thought to be penned by Victor von Koerber but a recent finding shows otherwise.

Nish Nalbandian's book, A Whole World Blind, depicts fighters on the front line, as well as everyday people eking out a living amid the ruins.

A Winds of Winter excerpt has been included in new iBook edition.

The iconic musician is top of Amazon US charts ahead of release of his long awaited autobiography Born to Run.

Shapiro's book, 1606: William Shakespeare and the Year of Lear wins the James Tait Black prize.

Latest instalment in the wizard phenomenon has bookshops overjoyed, but are readers happy?

What started with a simple children's book turned Beatrix Potter into a world famous author and conservationist

The 13 authors are in the running for the covetable award and £50,000 prize for fiction.

The best summer reads including heavyweight biographies, gripping thrillers, literary fiction and beach reads

Break up with Jose Nunes – 'Felipe' in her book – is 'amicable' and the reasons 'very personal'.

As global and UK politics hot up the new collections of poetry resonate with the issues of the day.

Toffler – who predicted the internet and emails – penned the bestseller Future Shock

The pick of the new volumes exploring the tragic Battle of the Somme as we commemorate the centenary

This imagined portrait of a female follower of Charles Manson is the standout work in the Manson craze.

As Bloomsday nears, read our guide on how to understand and enjoy James Joyce's infamous Ulysses.

Il Giornale, a rightwing tabloid owned by Silvio Berlusconi's brother, criticised by Jewish groups.

IBTimes UK meets the authors trying to educate our minds and palettes at this year's literary festivals.

The latest commuter-friendly paperbacks from Scarlett Thomas, Juan Gabriel Vásquez and more.

Towel Day, on 25 May, celebrates the life and work of science fiction author and humorist Douglas Adams.