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openpr.com > news > 4632680 > award-winning-psychological-thriller-a-twisted-crucible

Award-Winning Psychological Thriller "A Twisted Crucible" Earns Literary Titan Book Award

8+ hour, 5+ min ago   (53+ words) openPR.com Award-Winning Psychological Thriller "A Twisted Crucible" Earns Literary Titan Book Award Press release from: Getnews Permanent link to this press release: You can edit or delete your press release Award-Winning Psychological Thriller "A Twisted Crucible" Earns Literary Titan…...


medium.com > @abaalrous > has-the-flame-of-the-book-gone-out-or-is-it-reinventing-itself-376ca0fa0a0e

Has the Flame of the Book Gone Out, or Is It Reinventing Itself?

14+ hour, 30+ min ago   (32+ words) Amidst the rapid digital revolution and the ever-growing screens surrounding us from every side, a fundamental question arises that …...


cam.ac.uk > stories > reading-for-pleasure-and-for-better-health

Reading for pleasure - and for better health

1+ day, 6+ hour ago   (1249+ words) Reading for pleasure – from tucking into a Jane Austen classic to devouring a Heartstopper graphic novel – is linked to better mental health, greater empathy and a lower risk of dementia, say researchers. Scientists at the University of Cambridge have joined…...


euronews.com > health > 09/15/2026 > from-bedtime-stories-to-book-clubs-reading-protects-your-brain-for-life

From bedtime stories to book clubs: Reading protects your brain for life

1+ day, 8+ hour ago   (575+ words) Whether you're reading an English classic on paper or the latest romantasy novel on your e-reader, it seems that regardless of what or how we read, doing it for pleasure can bring huge health benefits. A new review by researchers…...


timesnownews.com > lifestyle > books > why-readers-no-longer-want-to-just-read-murder-mysteries-article-156158976

Why Readers No Longer Want To Just Read Murder Mysteries

1+ day, 8+ hour ago   (215+ words) Why Murder Mysteries Are Becoming Games (Picture Credit - Pinterest) It joins an already flourishing category. Manuel Garand’s 'Murdoku', which combines murder scenarios with logic puzzles, has sold 159,000 print copies since its 2025 release, according. G.T. Karber’s 'Murdle' has reached 1.3 million print…...


thesunflower.com > 109754 > showcase > wsu-alumna-krysta-masciale-returns-to-wichita-to-celebrate-her-new-book

WSU alumna Krysta Masciale returns to Wichita to celebrate her new book

1+ day, 15+ hour ago   (385+ words) If there’s anything Krysta Masciale understands, it’s seasons. The Wichita native, now a Los Angeles based author, has spent two decades working with various startups. Given that experience, she refers to herself as a startup “veteran.” “I now work with…...


bakersfield.com > books-quan > image_fe4b28c1-1990-471e-9bdd-927fa831e87d.html

Books Quan |

1+ day, 13+ hour ago   (73+ words) Books Quan bakersfield.com "Never Say Die" by Ke Huy Quan Sorry, an error occurred. Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Must be at least 8 characters, not contain repeating characters (e.g., 111), and not contain sequential numbers (e.g., 123). Get Bakersfield....


thetimes.com > uk > healthcare > article > health-benefits-reading-dementia-cambridge-xnqtsthjp

Any type of reading is the most marvellous medicine, say scientists

1+ day, 14+ hour ago   (49+ words) The Times Any type of reading is the most marvellous medicine, say scientists Researchers from the University of Cambridge collated data to reveal the incredible benefits of sitting down with a book, comic or magazine at any age...


miragenews.com > scientists-reading-boosts-health-fights-dementia-1744035

Scientists: Reading Boosts Health, Fights Dementia

1+ day, 14+ hour ago   (494+ words) Reading for pleasure – from tucking into a Jane Austen classic to devouring a Heartstopper graphic novel – is linked to better mental health, greater empathy and a lower risk of dementia, say researchers. Scientists at the University of Cambridge have joined…...