Alex Luppens-Dale

Since COVID-19 began and Zoom calls became a regular feature of our lives, we've become even more fascinated by other people's bookshelves.

Get a stamp or Little Free Library book labels so your patrons remember where their new favorite book came from.

These stories explore the seedier side of New York City, from histories to fictional explorations of its beautiful contradictions.

A reader on the strange legacy of the Griffin & Sabine trilogy, and how the epistolary novel resonated with her as a child.

A reader on the memoirs about mothers and motherhood that helped her navigate the transition from "mothered" to "motherless."

JK Rowling announces a new children's book, The Ickabog, to be published for free online.

These beautiful books make great gifts because they're both books (which are always the best gift) and beautiful objects in their own right.

Libro.fm has partnered with a range of artists to create 10 pairs of socks for book lovers; profits will support booksellers impacted by COVID-19.

Why do we sometimes fall asleep while reading, even when we’re interested in the book? And how do we stop it? We discuss some tips and tricks.

Taking a look at who, exactly, is buying rare books, what they are buying, and how value of a book is determined by talking to the experts.

Whichever House you identify with, here are some Harry Potter bullet journal supplies that will add magic to whatever planner you use!

Find some excellent fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books by Native, First Nations, and Indigenous authors for this task of the 2020 Read Harder Challenge.

If you've ever wanted to read more of her work, this is our guide to the best Octavia Butler books and a look at her life and legacy. 

When your book stacks become safety hazards, turn to this guide to strategize reading books you already have, and get to working through that TBR.

Get to know the works of Marguerite Duras, the French novelist, playwright, and screenwriter associated with the nouveau roman movement.