I’ve been writing a sapphic book blog for more than a decade now. When I first started it, it was…
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“Trauma” has become a bit of a buzzword around the internet. This is the case in part because more and…
It’s the end of another year and that means we’re being treated to another look into the reading life of…
Barnes & Noble has a plan to open 30 stores in 2023, making the bookseller the leader in what’s being…
Granbury Independent School District superintendent Jeremy Glenn was recorded telling librarians in the North Texas libraries under his purview to remove…
2022 has been a wild ride. As I reflect back on the year, it seems like 2022 has been filled…
New York City is the literary capital of the country, from the abundance of publishing houses based there to the…
Yesterday, I was standing in front of my desk, piled high with books I had checked out from the library…
Since about 2014, I’ve always kept an eye on Pantone’s Color of the Year. I like this idea of a…
Making its rounds on social media over the past two weeks is a story from The Atlantic about the end…
Here at Book Riot, we publish 8-10 posts every weekday, not counting news stories, deals round ups, and other miscellanea.…
Yesterday, the U.S. Postal Service announced seven new subjects that will be featured on stamps in 2023. Among the list…
‘Tis the season for “best of” book lists, and we’ve rounded up quite a few on Book Riot. The newest…
About 250 HarperCollins employees have been on strike for more than a month (it began November 10th), fighting for better…