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Recently I was browsing new releases in my local bookstore, and I came across P.D. James’ new novel, Death Comes ...

I’m cheating with this one. To my mind, there are two main thoroughfares through Roth’s work: the big social novels ...

There are a lot of things that are designed to prime a reader for a book. Publishers design appealing book ...

  “Look, a retailer should be able to sell whatever they want to sell, for however much they want to ...

Time for the answer to last week’s Name That Author!. But first, a recap of the clues. 1. I was ...

We’re halfway through the work week! What’s on your mind today?

Yesterday, Amanda wrote an honest, insightful, and wholly relatable post about why it’s a problem when you find out that ...

I saw this tweet from Sarah Wendell at Smart Bitches,Trashy Books, and I clicked because I needed that laugh she ...

It has been suggested that “mermaids are the new vampire” when it comes to YA fiction on too many blogs ...

RJS: Now that we’ve broken our writer’s block, we can get back to our regularly-scheduled friskiness. This edition is brought ...

  “The Encyclopaedia Britannica will stop publishing its 32-volume print edition after 244 years and instead focus on its digital ...

Yesterday we talked about Kerouac, book hoarding, and giving into the siren call of Game of Thrones. Isn’t variety delicious? ...

There are still a surprising number of people who feel shame when it comes to their reading choices. They may ...

There was a time when Barnes and Noble was the big bad wolf of bookselling. Higher volume, lower margins, deep ...

“Nerd” bookends: The folks at Knob Creek Metal Arts have created a collection of handmade metal decorative items and their ...