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Awesome Bookish Lamps
Electric lighting has been an enormous boon to readers. Before its advent, reading after dark meant … Read the full post
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Reimagining Folk and Fairy Tales (with Kink, Joy, Nudity)
Reinterpreting myths, fairy tales, and folk tales is way more than a cottage industry—a castle … Read the full post
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Your Guide to Summer Movies Based on Comics
If my allergies are any indication, spring has officially sprung! And that means the Summer Blockbuster … Read the full post
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They’re (Paper) Ba-ack: May 7, 2013
Tuesday is New Book Day. We celebrate each week by highlighting titles we’re excited to see arrive … Read the full post
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Your Guide to Summer Movies Based on Books
Hey, did you hear? The Great Gatsby is going to be a movie! I kid — I’m sure you’ve … Read the full post
They’re (Paper) Ba-ack: April 30, 2013
Tuesday is New Book Day. We celebrate each week by highlighting titles we’re excited to see arrive … Read the full post
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Life Lessons from Archie and the Gang
Other people grew up Marvel or DC, I grew up Archie. I started reading Archie comics so long ago, … Read the full post
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LIKE CLOCKWORK and the Reboot of Serial Novels
There’s something romantic about a serialised novel. It has a whiff of the Victorian about it, the … Read the full post
They’re (Paper) Ba-ack: April 2, 2013
Tuesday is New Book Day. We celebrate each week by highlighting titles we’re excited to see arrive … Read the full post
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The Importance of Endings
A little while ago on Twitter, Joe Hill mentioned that after years of work, he had written the very … Read the full post
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Four Webcomic Artists I’d Give All My Money to If They’d Kickstart a Book
This is a guest post from Eric Smith. Eric is the social media and marketing manager at Quirk Books. … Read the full post
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What’s Next? Three Books to Read After THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KAVALIER AND CLAY by Michael Chabon
Michael Chabon’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay was number … Read the full post
They’re (Paper) Ba-ack: March 5, 2013
Tuesday is New Book Day. We celebrate each week by highlighting titles we’re excited to see arrive … Read the full post
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Riot Round-Up: The Best Books We Read in February
We asked our contributors to share the best book they read this month. We’ve got fiction, nonfiction, … Read the full post
Let’s Get Graphic: Dream Literary Team-Ups
One of my favorite long-standing traditions in superhero comics is the Team-Up. Like the name suggests, … Read the full post
How I Discovered Alan Moore Without Knowing It
There’s many ways we encounter art that we fall in love with. Maybe a web-site recommends it … Read the full post
Riot Round-Up: The Best Books We Read in January
We asked our contributors to share the best book they read this month. We’ve got fiction, nonfiction, … Read the full post
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Buy, Borrow, Bypass: January 30th, 2013
The Tenth of December by George Saunders I’m new to George Saunders’ fiction (LOVE his … Read the full post
Genre Kryptonite: Graphic Memoirs
I love to read memoirs, but the one subgenre, if you will, that I tend to avoid is the dysfunctional … Read the full post
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2013 Tournament of Books Discussion: BUILDING STORIES by Chris Ware
We here at Book Riot are huge Tournament of Books fans, so this year we’re going to discuss … Read the full post
