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Candace Bushnell: Sex And The City author not spoofing Carrie Bradshaw in Killing Monica

IBTimes UK spoke to the US author about her latest novel and similarities between it and SATC.

Man Booker Prize 2015 shortlist: Grim and gloom make the cut

Man Booker Prize 2015 short listed books

All six tales share a common dark theme.

New Zealand: Censors ban award-winning teen novel Into The River by Ted Dawe

First book to be removed from shelves in decades as move stuns author.

Eggheads star CJ de Mooi: 'I think I killed drug addict mugger by throwing him into a canal'

Eggheads panellist CJ de Mooi has revealed he may have killed a man over 25 years ago, after punching him and throwing his body into a canal.

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Agatha Christie: 10 lost plays discovered in archives by theatre producer Julius Green

Five full-length and five one-act dramas were uncovered.

Game Of Thrones: George RR Martin reveals 'great twist' in sixth novel can't be done by HBO show

The book is yet to receive an official release date but Martin hopes to publish before the sixth season airs.

Roberto Saviano: London is the world capital of 'dirty money'

Author of best-seller Gomorrah talks dirty money in new book Zero Zero Zero.

Legend of Korra: New comic series to explore Korrasami relationship; will Nickelodeon consider another series?

Co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino is taking charge of the story of the upcoming three-part graphic comic series.

Harper Lee's much awaited Go Set a Watchman goes on sale in the UK

Poor book reviews fail to dampen book sales.

E.L. James attacked as Fifty Shades Of Grey Q&A on Twitter turns into PR disaster

Hashtag #AskELJames hijacked by Fifty Shades critics, who accused her of glorifying abuse and rape.

Whitewashing and gender-swapping in movies: Why we need new characters and not new actors

As Stan Lee speaks out about Spider-Man remaining white and heterosexual, we explain why we should stop recycling old characters.

Harry Potter And The Cursed Child: The wizarding world coming to London's West End

J.K. Rowling reveals over Twitter that the Harry Potter play will open sometime in 2016.

JK Rowling’s is revealed as the writer of The Cuckoo’s Calling, penned under the pseudonym of Robert Galbraith

JK Rowling shares an interesting Dursley backstory and reveals why they disliked Harry Potter

Writing on website Pottermore, Rowling also details how she came about naming Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia.

Latest Fifty Shades of Grey sells more than 1 million copies in four days

Another million more copies being printed, says publisher.

Fifty Shades Of Grey: Is EL James's new book Grey the most x-rated so far?

Novel is fourth in the erotic franchise and was released on Christian Grey's birthday 18 June.

New Fifty Shades Of Grey book stolen: Publisher confirms novel still set for release on Christian's birthday

Police investigation launched amid fears stolen erotic novel will be sold on black market

Stars Wars comic reveals Han Solo had secret wife throughout Princess Leia romance

Solo was depicted as married in the latest issue, taking place between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back.

Fifty Shades Of Grey: EL James plans new book written from Christian Grey's perspective

Grey will be released on 18 June, Christian Grey's fictional birthday

F. Scott Fitzgerald's Long Island Great Gatsby mansion put up for sale at $3.8m

Author wrote three of his famous chapters in the seven-bedroom, six-bathroom house.

PEN honours French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in New York amid increased security

Controversial decision promoted a letter of protest and six writers to withdraw from the event.

Crime writer Ruth Rendell dies at 85

Best-selling writer had published more than 60 novels in a career spanning 50 years.

Douglas Kennedy on The Heat Of Betrayal: 'It's an adventure story that turns into a nightmare'

Kennedy talks about his new book and how it focuses on the 'unknowingness of other people'.

Peter Carey among writers attacked for boycotting New York PEN gala over Charlie Hebdo award

Six writers will not attend 5 May gala after award for satirical magazine.

Sony Pictures 'illegally downloaded pirated book' reveal emails published on WikiLeaks

Employees have allegedly downloaded content illegally, in the form of an ebook on online piracy

Harry Potter fans enchanted by live action role play in Polish castle

Harry Potter-themed live action role play (Larp) cast its spell over more than a hundred would-be sorcerers.

Giuliana Rancic reveals Jerry O'Connell cheated on her with Geri Halliwell

Giuliana Rancic tells all in new memoir Going Off Script.

Author Robin Stevens: 'I love characters like Jane Eyre that are a bit awkward and weird'

IBTimes UK interviews Robin Stevens, author of Murder Most Unladylike, on International Children's Book Day

Avatar The Last Airbender: Smoke and Shadow release date revealed, plot teases Fire Lord Zuko and Mai's romance

Smoke and Shadow, the latest three-part comic series will focus on Fire Lord Zuko and Mai.

Harry Potter hoard in Mexico breaks Guinness record for world's biggest

The world's largest collection of Harry Potter memorabilia has gone on display in Mexico City's Classic Toy Museum.

Alexandre Dumas' Chateau de Monte Cristo under threat, say campaigners

Campaigners say that the house is in urgent need of €1m of repairs to save it from ruin.

World Book Day 2015: £1 books and literary costumes mark the worldwide celebration of reading

World Book Day, celebrated on 5 March, promotes a love of books and reading among children.

Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express rolls into Warner Bros. Studio Tour

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour - The Making of Harry Potter, gave a preview of its expansion.

The real Hogwarts: College of Wizardry looks to crowdfunding to fund permanent home

The real Hogwarts: College of Wizardry looks to crowdfunding for permanent home

Project co-ordinator Claus Raasted hopes to create a permanent home for the magical college.

The North American Indian: Early 20th century photos by Edward Curtis captured a vanishing way of life

Edward Sheriff Curtis dedicated his life to photographing the lives of Native American people.

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