All the News Book Riot Covered This Week
Welcome to your weekly round-up of all the bookish news worth talking about.
- 🚫 Authors Discover Banned Books Four Years Later
- 🏆 The Most-Read Books on Goodreads in August
- ✍️ NaNoWriMo Gets Backlash After Defending Use of AI
- 🪦 Disney Pauses Neil Gaiman Graveyard Book Adaptation After Sexual Assault Allegations
- 🍁 The Best Nonfiction to Read This Fall, According to The New York Times
- 🇺🇸 California Passes Freedom to Read Act to Curtail Book Bans
- 💸 The Bestselling Books of the Week, According to All the Lists
- 🆓 Get 2 Months of Kindle Unlimited Free During Their 10-Year Celebration
As a bonus for All Access members, here are a bunch of interesting links we didn’t quite get to.
- The Temporary License of Literary Bratdom [The New Yorker]
- 24 Works of Fiction and Poetry to Read This Fall [New York Times]
- Beloved Chinese Bookstore Finds New Home in D.C. [Washington Post]
- Appeals Court Upholds Judgment Against Internet Archive’s Book Scanning Program [Publishers Weekly]
- What Should You Read Next? The Best-Reviewed Books of the Week [Lit Hub]
- 5 Books to Give Your Middle School Girl [Oprah Daily]
- We Read the New Twilight Book So You Don’t Have To [Vulture]
- Twilight Gets Animated Midnight Sun Series on Netflix [EW]
- 6 New Novels to Read in September [Vogue]
- How to The Read Lord of the Rings in Order [Esquire]
- The Best Recent Poetry [The Guardian]
- Against Rereading [The Paris Review]
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