Books, Arts, and Culture

If you’re a SFF fan whose 2020 To Be Read pile is looking a little bare, we’ve got the perfect giveaway for you. Thanks to our...

As news broke about HB 2044, legislation proposed in the state of Missouri which would open wide the doors to rampant censorship of library material and...

Sponsored by Book Riot’s new literary fiction podcast Novel Gazing. These deals were active as of this writing, but may expire soon, so get them while...

You’ve spent hours drafting query letters. You have suffered through rejections. Finally, after almost giving up, a literary agent has expressed an interest in representing you...

As the United States under Trump lurches between withdrawal of its troops from Iraq and Syria and sending more, between reasonable restraint in its use of...

While the Chronicles of Narnia series might be a little polarizing—for some it’s a beloved childhood classic, for others it’s a cheesy Jesus-fest—I think we can...

I am not the first person to say that the experience of watching Cats (2019) is like being on drugs, or maybe like having your brain...

Libraries around the world are embracing the digital reading landscape through lending ebooks and audiobooks, special programming, and new technology. That effort made 2019 a record-breaking...

I’m so excited that we have another Brit Bennett book coming this year – The Mothers  was my favourite novel of 2016. So, in anticipation of The...

Let’s cut right to the chase. Are Amazon’s book-recommending algorithms sexist? It’s nigh impossible to prove—or disprove.   But it’s a question worth investigating, given the sheer...