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Readin’ On A Jet Plane: How Do You Pick Books for Long Flights?
First World Problems existed long before some smug 20th century types erected a podium for countries … Read the full post
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Read More: Our Reading Lives
Our Reading Lives features stories about how books and reading have shaped who we are and how we live. It is open not only to regular Book Riot contributors, but to guest posters from the publishing industry, authors, and….you. If you are interested in telling us about a book that has been influential in your life, please contact us: community (at) bookriot (dot) com.
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True Confessions of A Spoiler Addict
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Game of Thrones (all the series), the Harry Potter series … Read the full post
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The Books That Helped Me Move On
This is a guest post by Caroline Leavitt. She is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author … Read the full post
How I Fell for Horror
This is a guest post from Steph Auteri. She is a freelance writer and editor who has overshared in … Read the full post
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Why Do We Pick The Books We Do?
I recently took a trip to beautiful city of literature Dublin, and I bought a lot of books. This happens. … Read the full post
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Reading Young Adult Literature in Middle Age
I think the young adult books that spoke to you when you were 11 and pre-pubescent (awful word; we … Read the full post
Committing It To Memory
My last post, about reading out loud, has naturally lead me to the consideration of what we memorize. … Read the full post
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How I Fell for Fantasy
This month we’re welcoming Rioters in Residence from our 2013 charitable partner organization … Read the full post
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Life after LIFE AFTER LIFE
I am late to the Kate Atkinson party. I attempted to read one of her Jackson Brodie books, and I just … Read the full post
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What Is Your Comfort Reading?
After the sickening news from Boston, I find myself in a room with no books, and thus climbing the … Read the full post
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Idiosyncratic Book Shelving 101
When my husband and I bought our house six years ago, we merged our bookshelves for the very first … Read the full post
Finding Inspiration in THE BLUEST EYE
This month we’re welcoming Rioters in Residence from our 2013 charitable partner organization … Read the full post
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A Boston Bookseller, The Day After
[Submitted Tuesday, April 16, 2013] At 3:00 yesterday I had Twitter up and refreshing on the cash … Read the full post
The Joy of Reading Out Loud
I’m not talking the joy of audiobooks read by famous actors. I’m talking about you reading … Read the full post
Saying Hello To a New Bookstore
Heading into the Elliott Bay Book Company felt like a first date, or an interview. I wanted to make … Read the full post
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Why Do We Love the Bookstores We Love?
I have Powell’s feelings. Having lived in Portland for over five years and having hosted many … Read the full post
Our Reading Lives: The Books That Brought Us Together as Writers
This month, we’re welcoming Rioters in Residence from our 2013 charitable partner organization … Read the full post
Saying Goodbye to a Beloved Bookstore
When I stepped inside the Crawford Doyle bookstore last month, I knew it would be the last time for … Read the full post
Which Famous Character Are You Today?
My son, 8, is in to action figures. He pretends he is Spider Man. I can relate. In my own bookish … Read the full post
When You Realize You Can’t Read All The Things
It’s happened again. You’ve logged on to Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, just minding your own business, … Read the full post
