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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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The Future of Publishing: Asking Ksenia Anske
Publishing is currently going through a rough period. Writers are publishing stuff themselves, publishers … Read the full post
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All the Horses in THE WHEEL OF TIME
Jenn and I have kicked off our epic What the WoT, a reading of The Wheel of Time by two readers who … Read the full post
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Franzen Comes Alive: A Playlist for GONE GIRL
Franzen Comes Alive is a series of book-related playlists. Here’s a playlist of songs I immediately … Read the full post
Franzen Comes Alive: A Playlist for MOBY-DICK
Franzen Comes Alive is a series of book-related playlists. My reading resolution this year is to finally … Read the full post
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10 More Bookish Quotes of Note
These are a few quotes about reading and books I’ve recently come across and loved: “If you only … Read the full post
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“Oh Dear and Most Respected Bookcase!”: Happy Birthday, Anton Chekov
From The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekov, born today in 1860
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Franzen Comes Alive: Songs About Books and Reading
What’s the best thing in the world? READING BOOKS. And the second-best thing? All things pertaining … Read the full post
Bookish Ornaments
The ‘mental’ in ornamental: A few book-related ornaments for bibliophiles. (As if they’d … Read the full post
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7 Pictures of Cats and Books
Term is ending. Holidays are coming. Big projects are winding down. Shopping is winding up. Shit is … Read the full post
Booking the Booker: Three Raves and One Shocking Dud
Three previous winners of the Booker Prize count among my favorite books, but one, probably the most … Read the full post
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What’s On Your Nightstand?: Dressed for Success
I apologize immediately for giving you a Roxette ear worm with this post’s title. While Roxette … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?: The Problem of Reach
They say we’re all just one phone call from our knees. In my case, it was just one concrete … Read the full post
Critical Linking: July 4, 2012
“This is still the best fiction to file a report on the days when we were all miserable and … 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
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
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Sites We Like: The Lisa Simpson Book Club
One of the many many things I like about The Simpsons is that there isn’t any single character … Read the full post
What’s On Your Nightstand?
Thank you all for your enthusiastic participation in our first installment of this new regular feature. … Read the full post
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Nonfiction for the Life and Times of MAD MEN
Sometime today, my fellow Book Riot contributors will be posting their book recommendations for the … Read the full post
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Bookish Baby :: The Shower
So, we’ve gotten bookish married… now it’s time to get ready for that bookish baby. … Read the full post
