LatestWhat is an epistolary novel? It is fiction told through letters, diaries, and emails. Here is how the form works, why it grips readers, and what to read first.
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Books & ReadingOn April 27, roughly 600 employees of Hachette Book Group walked into the office, hit publish on a…
Books & ReadingSweden ran the numbers on AI books and the result is brutal. According to the Bokbarometern 2026, the…
Books & ReadingThe American Library Association published its State of America’s Libraries 2026 report on April 20, and the headline…
Books & ReadingV.E. Schwab has sold millions of copies of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. Cat Clarke quit publishing…
Books & ReadingIn 2015, a Harvard Business School case study used indie bookstores as the textbook example of a dying…
Books & ReadingEmma Straub went on a New Kids on the Block cruise and came back with a novel. That…
Books & ReadingOne indie publisher's catalog spans cozy sci-fi, 16th century exorcisms, sapphic romance, and cannibalism horror. How do these…
Books & ReadingIn 2010, the standard advice for aspiring authors was: write something good, query agents for two years, get…
Books & ReadingJeff VanderMeer’s “Annihilation” came out in 2014. It was a slim book about a biologist entering a mysterious…
Books & ReadingFive years ago, Colleen Hoover was a moderately successful romance author who self-published her first book from a…
Books & ReadingT. Kingfisher's Wolf Worm is the kind of Southern gothic folk horror that makes you squirm and grin…
Books & ReadingAdrian Tchaikovsky's Children of Strife is out today, and it features a six-foot philosophically-inclined mantis shrimp as ship…
Books & ReadingAndy Weir's beloved sci-fi novel finally hits theaters with Ryan Gosling leading a 94% Rotten Tomatoes-rated adaptation. Here's…
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