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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
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What Your Brain Sounds Like On Books
Everyone has synaesthesia. Thankfully, this is not some terrible equine-meat borne virus. It is when … Read the full post
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4 Books That Would Be Better as Choose-Your-Own-Adventures
A few weeks ago, an enterprising Cambridge, Mass. native named Ryan North threw up a Kickstarter to … Read the full post
Top 10 Best Books Serial Book-Abandoners May Have Missed
“If a book doesn’t grab me in the first 50 (100? 150?) pages, I quit. I don’t have … Read the full post
How I Learned To Read
I learned to read when I opened my eyes. I learned to read when I learned I loved stories. I learned … Read the full post
10 MORE Bookish Facebook Feeds You Should Follow
Amanda crushed it last week with this post about book-related Facebook pages you should “like.” … Read the full post
In Defense of Skipping
Skipping is not just for prize boxers and pig-tailed girls, but for serious readers too. Over the … Read the full post
12 Literary Predictions for 2012
Here’s how I see this literary year going down. Tell me if you disagree. January — The first … Read the full post
Posted byReading Pathways: John Irving
Reading Pathways is a regular Book Riot feature in which we suggest a three-book reading sequence … Read the full post
Posted byDrop It Like It’s Haute: The Jersey Shore Booktionary, Volume IV
Welcome to Drop It Like It’s Haute, a weekly celebration of that unholiest of marriages between … Read the full post
(Non)Spooky Reads: Books For the Wimp in Us All
Around this time of the year, it seems everyone gets all excited about getting scared out of their … Read the full post
Posted byThe White Male F*ck-Up Novel: A Guest Post by John Warner
This is a guest post by John Warner , whose novel The Funny Man was published last week. (To see the … Read the full post
