As expected, USA Today has added several new high-quality stills to their first look article on "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," featuring nice shots of Harry (Dan Radcliffe), Hermione (Emma Watson), Draco (Tom Felton), Ginny (Bonnie Wright), Professor Slughorn

Just when we thought it was safe to relax for the weekend, yet another preview for "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" reveals itself. AOL Moviefone has two additional new photos from the film, featuring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry), Dame Maggie

Yahoo! has posted an official teaser trailer for "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" by EA Games. The exciting video shows clips of Quidditch, potions, duels and more. Watch it here right now!

Thanks as always to Warner Bros. for delivering high resolution versions of the photos published by USA Today in their preview piece on "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince." Included are shots of Harry and Hermione, Professor Slughorn, Draco Malfoy,

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ONE of Zimbabwe's renowned novelist, poet and performing artists, Ignatius Mabasa, launched his second novel titled Ndafa Here?, which narrates the relationship between women and their in-laws.

Politics, Leadership and Development in Nigeria is a collection of twenty-four essays composed over a period of over 20 years by the renowned literary critic-turned politician, Dr. Ihechukwu Chiedozie Madubuike. These essays are the product of the author's sojourn into

As the summer movie season starts to sizzle, publicity for this winter's "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" gets a head start with new reports from both Empire Magazine and USA Today surfacing online. First, a new photo of a

The July issue of Words without Borders is now available.

In The Globe and Mail James Adams writes on Taking a shot at a new canon, where: 'Five well-versed experts pick their Top 10 Canadian novels -- a concept that caused a literary storm when it was first tried 30

The popular TV show Lost now has its own Book Club, "home to any and all literary references made on the show", which is a pretty cool idea.

The most recent addition to the complete review is our review of Elena Ferrante's The Lost Daughter. And is anyone else curious why The New Yorker has somehow managed to review all three of her novels to be translated into

In Korea they're finding that Literature Translation Has Long Way to Go -- but they're trying pretty hard to figure out where they're going wrong.

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