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I love being scared, don’t you? Some people think that wanting to be scared is strange, but for those of you who get it, this list...

Everyone loves a good mystery. There is a certain thrill in figuring out the who in the whodunit. This love isn’t just restricted to adults. Don’t...

A Reese’s Book Club YA Pick. A powerful, #ownvoices contemporary YA for fans of The Poet X and I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter. In Argentina,...

Book Riot is teaming up with BookClubbish to giveaway one puzzle prize pack for book lovers! The prize pack will include three bookish puzzles to enjoy...

Critical Linking, a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web, is sponsored by Nicholas Sparks and his new book, The Return....

C Pam Zhang’s first novel, How Much of These Hills Is Gold is a thrilling, lyrical take on the harsh and beautiful landscapes of the American...

To the Editors: I appreciated Simon Callow’s insightful and engaging review of Life Isn’t Everything, the oral history and biographical portrait of my brother, Mike Nichols....

President Trump is attempting to turn “law and order versus anarchy” into an election issue that will distract voters from the White House’s incompetence in dealing...

The archive can be maddening. Historians encounter interesting people there whose lives appear in mere snippets, spurring curiosity that can never be entirely satiated. Scholars of...

Bigger Thomas is complex. Part Heathcliff, part Raskolnikov, he stalks the city—a mass of brooding resentment and violent impulsivity, in a fugue state. Brutalized and brutal,...