What do actual readers think about the books which land on the New York Times Bestseller List? A new study finds out.
Real readers weigh in on how the stress and new routines of the pandemic have changed how much we’re reading—and what we’re choosing to read.
From the historic Literary Arts series to letters from the public, we unpack the process by which the USPS brainstorms and creates its stamps.
Struggling with anxiety, expectations, and health concerns, one reader recounts how Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels kept her going.
A look at the history of jointly authored novels, including authors' approaches, the benefits, and the pitfalls of coauthorship.
A deep dive into the rise of the sans serif font for YA book cover titles and a history of trends in YA cover design.
Find a quick overview of one of China's ethnic minorities in this crash course on the detainment of Uyghurs and Uyghur writers.
Taking a look at ink, one of the tools we use to write and preserve words, and how the ink colors we choose affect us.
The New York Times contests that Black Lives Matter is the biggest movement in U.S history. If the movement was so massive that it affected coverage for many sites, then it's worth looking at how Black Lives Matter directly impacted book media.
Want to work in a library without an MLS degree? Here's how.
