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What’s On Your Nightstand?: Wild Cards
Everyone, it seems, was in a post-you-know-which-trade-show coma last week, so there were fewer comments … Read the full post
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Fall and Winter Fiction Preview, Part One
We’re all weary of talking about the trade show, so I’m reminding myself in this subject line … Read the full post
Margaret Atwood: Kickstarter Reject, IndieGoGo Hopeful
Margaret Atwood, the acclaimed author, novelist, and poet, seems like she can do anything. At age … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: The Post-BEA Edition
For those gentle readers who did not attend, ignored, or otherwise had no idea that there was such … Read the full post
50 Shades of BEA
Another Book Expo America winds down…another participant realizes that it will take her feet … Read the full post
5 Books to Watch for in June
Yes, things slow down a little in the summer for the book publishing industry. But for most readers, … Read the full post
The Bookstore of the Future, Part IV: Books in “The Shift Age”
In this installment of our new feature, we talk about the bookstore of the future with…a futurist. … Read the full post
Riot Asks: Mike Scotti
Mike Scotti, author of the recently released memoir The Blue Cascade: A Memoir of Life After War (Grand … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: Stripping Down
All right, you readers. This week, make me proud! Tell the world what’s on your nightstand, … Read the full post
Riot Asks: Jeffrey Lewis
Jeffrey Lewis is the author of Berlin Cantata (Haus Publishing), a “polyphonic novel” about the … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: The Well-Tempered TBR Pile
Last week my friend and fellow Book Riot writer Elizabeth Bastos asked on Twitter “Do you do … Read the full post
The Bookstore of the Future, Installment Two: Sidelines, Front and Center
This is the second of four pre-Book Expo America posts on what bookstores might look like and function … Read the full post
Riot Asks: Madeline Miller
Madeline Miller was born in Boston and grew up in New York City and Philadelphia. She attended Brown … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: The Hunger Pangs
Do I have to admit this? OK, I’ll admit this: I just read The Hunger Games. The first book. … Read the full post
Sites We Like: Beyond the Margins
Since Boston’s Grub Street writers’ collective is holding its annual Muse conference this … Read the full post
Riot Asks: Emily St. John Mandel
Emily St. John Mandel was born on the west coast of British Columbia, Canada. She studied dance at … Read the full post
The Bookstore of the Future, Installment One: What Would Don Draper Handsell?
Unlike me, you may not be a rabid Mad Men fan–and I’ll forgive you, especially this season. … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: A Moment of Meta-Something
Last week there were fewer of you answering this question, which might mean you’re weary of … Read the full post
Sites We Like: Paper and Salt
Many of the sites we highlight in this feature have been around for a while–there’s nothing … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?
Where do these weeks go, fellow readers? April is nearly gone, and I have yet to read seven books … Read the full post
