Read This Then That: THIS IS HOW YOU LOSE HER and DEAD SOULS
In Read This Then That, we pair new books with classics that have similar themes, structures, and … Read the full post
In Read This Then That, we pair new books with classics that have similar themes, structures, and … Read the full post
When Book Riot asked you what your favorite books were, Jane Eyre came out number three, just after … Read the full post
We’re back with another Write a Love Letter Like a Writer! Yes, Valentine’s Day has come … Read the full post
No matter where you stand on the Valentine’s Day spectrum (sneering or as sweet as a conversation … Read the full post
This is a guest post by our current Rioter in Residence, Kevin Smokler. Kevin is the author of forthcoming … Read the full post
From Journey to the Center of the Earth, by Jules Verne (born February 8th, 1828)
Read the full postSo this week the whole Canadian part of the internet is furious because of this cover image of Anne … Read the full post
Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion R is a young professional with a pleasant life, or at least he was before … Read the full post
In recent years, I’ve been a steady listener to the Poetry Off the Shelf podcast produced by the … Read the full post
Franzen Comes Alive is a series of book-related playlists. My reading resolution this year is to finally … Read the full post
A couple of stories last week got me thinking about mixed-up, misattributed, and otherwise messed-up … Read the full post
From a 1934 radio interview. Statue by Jo Harrison (study for Bryant Park Statue)
Read the full postHere are the most popular book trailers from the last week on BookRiot.tv. Click the cover to watch!
Read the full postWe asked our contributors to share the best book they read this month. We’ve got fiction, nonfiction, … Read the full post
So you’ve read The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the fifth best book of all time according … Read the full post
Tuesday is New Book Day. We celebrate each week by highlighting titles we’re excited to see arrive … Read the full post
Falling down the Etsy rabbit hole is one of my internet-ish weaknesses, and upon one of these bottomless … Read the full post
From The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekov, born today in 1860
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