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Han sells 1 mln books after Nobel win

The new star of Southeast Asia: Vietnam

Second-hand bookstores struggle as e-commerce dominates

Astonishing Antalya

'We are defending you': Zelensky rallies European allies

Murakami to publish first novel in six years

New Millennium book brings Nordic noir even further north

Plane tree named after poet in Istanbul

Istanbul Biennial to open on the weekend

Rock mag Creem attempts comeback after more than 30 years

Potter prequels peter out in ‘Dumbledore’

Amazon shuttering its physical bookstores and 4-star shops

Paris outdoor booksellers eager to turn page on COVID

France says Amazon must charge more for book deliveries

Landmark Lebon Patisserie in Beyoğlu may close doors soon

Symbolic Istanbul bookstore closes its doors

Italy under new restrictions over Christmas, New Year

Russians cast early votes in ballot to extend Putin’s rule

Online book sales increased during stay-at-home period: Expert

10-year-old bookworm draws attention with philosophy knowledge

In Iraq, academics restock Mosul's barren bookshelves

Last year’s most borrowed library books announced

Lebanon bans Spielberg film and Israeli adventurer biopic

Being able to write only one book per year

The rebirth of an iconic building

Idea that ‘Turks don’t read’ is an urban legend: Top publisher

Who will save the Beyoğlu Cinema?

‘Derin Tarih’ magazine to be pulled off shelves for ‘insulting Atatürk’

Right to participate in cultural life

Istanbul is losing its soul

Amazon plans to open up to 400 bookstores, says mall operator

Naked defiance

Shunned by establishment, Israeli novel on taboo love flourishes

International publishers blast censorship in Turkey

We don’t take Putin statements seriously: Turkish PM

Court rules to confiscate books by prominent journalists

Turkey’s science watchdog recalls 50,000 books for possible destruction

Print and be damned? Germany agonises over 'Mein Kampf'

Black Week Festival opens at Pera Palace Hotel Jumeriah

Harper Lee’s new novel big as ‘Harry Potter’

The Little Prince travels to Turkey

Three sons of Turkish professor join ISIL

Princely doodling in the 15th century

The Byzantium that is still with us

Turkey’s billionaires frighten top economist Piketty

LGBT association launches campaign against homophobic 'self-help' books

Looking for ISIL: How jihadists operate among Turks

Notes on an ever-changing education

Beyoğlu’s iconic bookstore forced to relocate, as volunteers pass books from hand to hand

Turkey gets a 20-year venue in Venice

Mapping the Ottomans