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How to Dump a Reading Slump
This is a guest post by Josh Corman. Josh splits his slivers of free time between his incredibly … Read the full post
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Book Buying, Indie Bookstores, Amazon, and Double Standards
Over the weekend, Ann Patchett gave an interview talking about her writing, her bookstore, and the … Read the full post
How to Convert a Reluctant Reader
This is a guest post by Emily Gatlin. Emily lives right down the street from Elvis’s birthplace … Read the full post
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Barnes & Noble’s Midlife Crisis
Barnes & Noble is kind of having a rough time of it these days. Oh, no, it’s not because … Read the full post
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Why We Shouldn’t Ignore Terry Deary & 5 Ways to Help Your Library Right Now
We don’t really need to keep talking about Terry Deary, do we? We don’t need to fan the … Read the full post
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The Case for Reading Hard Things
I’m trying to read Homer’s The Odyssey. Wine dark sea. Sing muses. I find its easier to … Read the full post
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I Bribed a Librarian to Pick Out Books
Earlier this month, fellow Book Rioter Jeff O’Neal observed that “discoverability” … Read the full post
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The Best Video Games for Readers
There’s nothing like losing yourself in a good book, right? Books that have stories so good you … Read the full post
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Getting on a Soapbox About Inventive Spelling
A few weeks ago I wrote a piece for Book Riot, Teaching Kids to Spell Makes You Realize How Lucky … Read the full post
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Jeff Bezos’ Wife is Publishing a Book…and Not With Amazon
In the March edition of Vogue, Rebecca Johnson profiles author MacKenzie Bezos. Author of The Testing … Read the full post
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Stop Apologizing for What You Like to Read
… And I’m Canadian, so I know a thing or two about insincerely apologizing for stuff. … Read the full post
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2013 Tournament of Books Discussion: MAY WE BE FORGIVEN by A.M. Homes
We here at Book Riot are huge Tournament of Books fans, so this year we’re going to discuss … Read the full post
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What is a Book Snob?
If there’s an insult the internet loves most, it’s “elitist.” (Well, right … Read the full post
I Don’t Know Whether or Not I’m Excited for the New Bridget Jones Book
Bridget Jones is baaaaaack. It was recently announced that Knopf will publish Helen Fielding’s … Read the full post
Gimmicks, Language, and the Evolution of Reading
(This is No. 43 in our series of Public Service Films, following the success of No. 42, How Not To … Read the full post
“Used Ebooks” Hurts My Brain
Like many others, I have a pretty hard time wrapping my head around the idea of “used” … Read the full post
A Love Song for Dead Tree Books
The other day, I bought a copy of The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown. I got home with it, sat down … Read the full post
2013 Tournament of Books Discussion: HHhH, by Laurent Binet
We here at Book Riot are huge Tournament of Books fans, so this year we’re going to discuss … Read the full post
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Should You Be Watching THE FOLLOWING?
This Sunday, when most people were busy making snacks for the Super Bowl, I sat down to spend some … Read the full post
Everything I’m Hoping Is In The Amy Poehler Memoir
So it’s now pretty common internet knowledge that comedy superstar Amy Poehler is following … Read the full post
