Inbox/Outbox: May 17, 2013
Look, I know it’s the cool thing to scoff at Dan Brown and lament the fact that the “good” books … Read the full post
Look, I know it’s the cool thing to scoff at Dan Brown and lament the fact that the “good” books … Read the full post
It’s been ten years today since The Da Vinci Code was published and Robert Langdon’s sacrilicious … Read the full post
This is a guest post from Tasha Brandstatter. Tasha is an art historian and freelance writer who … Read the full post
Dan Brown’s new novel, Inferno, will be released May 14th, just in time for planes and beaches. … Read the full post
Tuesday of this week was a banner day if you’re of the cynical persuasion. You probably had … Read the full post
One of my favorite classes in college was a course titled “Catholicism In Literature.” … Read the full post
With a certain erotic trilogy dominating best-seller lists these days, I’ve become nostalgic … Read the full post
The Simpsons is famous for many things — being the longest running American sitcom (and animated … Read the full post
Dan Brown told the Boston Globe this week that there’s another Robert Langdon book in the works. … Read the full post
To me, one of more difficult things about being a reader is explaining why I didn’t like a novel … Read the full post
[Editor's note: The idea for this post came from a Book Riot reader on Twitter. So thanks, S.M. Hineline!] … Read the full post
For obvious reasons, established writers are usually very selective about which novels they’ll … Read the full post
In Riot Recommendation, we take a request for a recommendation and turn it over to the Book Riot … Read the full post
We thought Kit’s post about the genres we have an inexplicable weak spot for was so inspired … Read the full post