Be Bold: A Guest Post by Noraly Schoenmaker
Noraly Schoenmaker’s life blew up after she found out her partner was having an affair, and things were never the…
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Poured Over: Jess Walter on So Far Gone
So Far Gone by Jess Walter is a timely thriller steeped in the sociopolitical landscape of the nation. Jess joins…
The 10 Most Popular Books Right Now
We’ve rounded up the top 10 most viewed books of the past week so that you can see what’s trending,…
Poured Over: Molly Jong-Fast on How to Lose Your Mother
How to Lose Your Mother by Molly Jong-Fast is a heartfelt and honest exploration of complicated childhoods, life and grief.…
Cults & Culture: A Q&A with Amanda Montell
Cultish by Amanda Montell examines the psychology and rhetoric that makes cults such a formidable presence — from actual cults…
Joy Bombs in Books: A Guest Post by Tauren Wells
There’s a certain wonder in holding a book—pages worn, corners bent, the smell of ink and paper whispering stories, ideas,…
Bantering Bliss: A Guest Post by Meghan Quinn
Scottie’s off to summer camp with her boss, coworkers and a fake husband — what could go wrong? You’ll need to…
Poured Over: Kyra Davis Lurie on The Great Mann
The Great Mann by Kyra Davis Lurie transports readers into a narrative of wealth, race, class and fame. Kyra joins…
My Own Fairytale: A Guest Post by Elizabeth Lim
Fairytales, mythology, magic, romance and a main character who’s as compelling as she is empathetic. This rip-roaring adventure is a…
Narrator Spotlight: Queer Narrators Reading Queer Books
Start your engines, racers, because I’m about to serve up some sickening looks—er, audiobooks. This narrator spotlight is a little…
Poured Over: Susan Morrison on Lorne
The history of Saturday Night Live and the man who made it, Lorne by Susan Morrison is an honest and…
I Believe in Luxury: A Guest Post by Maggie Stiefvater
Set against the backdrop of World War II and the bombing of Pearl Harbor, this is historical fiction that thrives…
Poured Over: Rob Franklin on Great Black Hope
Great Black Hope by Rob Franklin is a story about identity, home and hope from a fresh new voice in…
Aren’t You Rather Young to be Writing Your Memoirs?: A Guest Post by Geoff Dyer
A big-hearted story of adolescence and coming-of-age in post-war Britain. Read on for an exclusive essay from Geoff Dyer on…
An Urban Legend: A Guest Post by Julie Clark
With a mesmerizing mystery and meaningful themes, this is a twisted tale full of secrets that are a thrill to…
Knights, Gargoyles and More: A Q&A with Rachel Gillig
The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig weaves romance, magic and folklore into an intoxicating fairytale — the first…
Poured Over: Maggie Stiefvater on The Listeners
The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater is historical fiction set against the backdrop of World War II and the bombing of…
Enjoy Your Stay: A Guest Post by Kenneth Oppel
A Twilight Zone-esque premise — a family cabin disappears. This is a story of speculative cause-and-effect packed with psychological suspense…
Celebrate Audiobook Month with the Best Audiobooks of June 2025
June is Audiobook Month! That’s music to our ears—an entire month to celebrate the craft and joy of audio storytelling.…
The Best Fiction of 2025 (So Far)
There are books that entertain us, pull at our heartstrings and take us beyond our comfort zones and there are…