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Stuart Turton returns with another mind-bending affair set in the 17th century in this murder mystery

It is the end of a year that has upended the world and changed life as we know it. There has been loss, there has been grief, yet love thrives through it all.

Some books simply beg to be read by a cosy nook, with hot chocolate or mulled wine.

Veteran Anne Tyler’s latest work is one of the 13 titles on this year’s Booker longlist 

SINGAPORE (June 19): The stories of great romances have long titillated, teased and tantalised.

Author David Bobis has just released his latest book — a collection of humorous illustrations that is irreverent, in-your-face and (sometimes) unashamedly crude.

SINGAPORE (May 29): For fans of the science fiction and fantasy genre, these books are like a spaceship, taking us far away from the “circuit breaker” lockdowns and outside our increasingly

Woody Allen’s on-off-on memoir is set to widen opinions about whether he is a brilliant filmmaker-cum-writer or a classic nebbish 

SINGAPORE (Apr 3): We’re well into week two of all pubs and bars being closed, and perhaps this is the time to cosy up with a good book.

Women in books have a way of leaping off the page and into the life of readers, bringing lessons that stick