Author, literary historian, and data scientist Laura McGrath joins Jeff and Rebecca to share some of the most interesting, surprising, and curious stats about modern reading habits.
The week's best new releases, the month's best book club picks, a book that celebrates Black performance, and more.
A plea to stop asking boring, ableist questions, a new director of public policy at the ALA, escapist romances, and more.
...and the ones that are still worth reading. Plus: an ugly but effective reading setup, books for the Trans Rights Readathon, and more.
The latest trends and tropes running wild in romantasy, bidding farewell to a beloved author, the ugly reading setup you need, and more.
The season's most interesting self-improvement and practical nonfiction books address ambition, friendship, wellness, and more.
What the president's executive order to shutter the Department of Education means and how you can oppose it. Plus: the book Facebook doesn't want you to read, and more.
Meta sues to stop former executive and corporate whistleblower from promoting new tell-all book.
Glennon Doyle, Abby Wambach, and Amanda Doyle present a new book exploring "Answers to Life's 20 Questions."
New Harper Lee short stories coming this fall, a day in the life of an audiobook narrator, the It Books of March, and more news.