In one respect, this pub day post is misleading. If you can read Japanese and were willing to shell out ...
Spooky October is drawing to its Spooky End. Which means we have to wrap up our Spooky Reads with a ...
Our Reading Lives features stories about the books that have shaped who we are and how we live. It is ...
You know what would be kind of awesome? If cream-‘o’-the-crop novelists like Jonathan Franzen, Haruki Murakami and Jeffrey Eugenides published ...
Of Mice and Men and The Grapes of Wrath being as commonplace as they are in the respective book-bags of ...
There is an affliction that many suffer from. It hides in plain sight. Someone on your bus every morning has ...
Though Colson Whitehead is an accomplished novelist and an insightful essayist (19,000 words on the World Series of Poker!), I’d ...
Last week, I took on Amazon’s algorithm to recommend a book for Ken, whose last great read was Matterhorn by Karl Marlantes. ...
We thought Kit’s post about the genres we have an inexplicable weak spot for was so inspired that we thought ...
Here’s an unusual, slightly silly way to tell how popular a modern novel is: Check its Wikipedia page. If the ...