Whether you’re an avid reader or just dabble in the occasional good read, we’ve got you covered! We’ve been reviewing books, interviewing interesting authors, and writing book-related articles since 2008. Take a peek below — we cover 30 different genres — so you’re bound to find a book that ticks your box. See what our reviewer thought of it. While we often provide a Bookshop.org link to buy any book that strikes your fancy here, we strongly encourage you to support your local bookstore and pick up a copy there.

Latest Interviews

Interview with Annie McQuaid, Author of “Crash Landing”

Annie McQuaid is the author of Crash Landing, a heartwarming and humorous debut romance about two exes forced to reunite after a plane...

Interview with Sarah Hawley, Author of “A Werwolf’s Guide to Seducing A Vampire”

Sarah Hawley's new book A Werewolf’s Guide to Seducing a Vampire is a delightful romp through supernatural misadventures. Hawley’s novel...

Q&A with Ryan Fleming, Author of Hail Judeas Caesar

Q. Hail Judeas Caesar is your first fictional novel. Was this a project that came together quickly or one that was years in the making? A....

Q&A with Laurel Anne Hill, author of The Engine Woman’s Light

Q&A with Laurel Anne Hill Q. When writing The Engine Woman’s Light, how did you begin? Did the characters arise first, or the world? A....

Latest Reviews

Momentum: A Memoir

Momentum: A Memoir

Emily Brown’s Momentum: A Memoir is not polished into false wisdom, and that helps it. The book opens at Uncle Bib’s 2007 memorial in New York, where Brown finds herself less absorbed by ritual than by the shape of the family gathered there. Bib’s sprawling, layered...

Metal Viper

Metal Viper

Metal Viper opens with a twelve-year-old boy folding naan into his father's poems. Under Myanmar's 2021 coup, that's not a metaphor — it's how the poems travel. Soldiers smash the bakery window twenty pages in, drag the baker-poet Dampa to Insein Prison, and shackle...

A Broken Russia Inside Me

A Broken Russia Inside Me

A Broken Russia Inside Me treats memoir as witness work. A. Molotkov follows the long reach of Soviet history into private life, moving from childhood in communist Russia through the collapse that followed, then into the hard work of building a life in the United...

Latest Articles

Queer Books for Teens to Enjoy This Summer

Sunlit adventures, quiet reckonings, and identities unfolding like paper fans in the heat—this lineup of queer summer books offers far more than a single kind of story. These novels drift between fantasy and realism, tangle with truth, and carve out space for...

Summer Romance Books We Love

Summer romance thrives on friction, longing, and the occasional disaster that turns into something unexpectedly tender. This year’s standout reads span everything from hockey revenge schemes and yacht-bound enemies-to-lovers tension to queer sci-fi longing, witchy...

Great Books for Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate the many layers of love, resilience, and connection that shape our lives- and what better way to honor that than with a story that lingers long after the final page? This selection of fiction highlights complex women, evolving...

Spring to Summer Fiction

As the days grow warmer and the world bursts into color, there’s no better time to curl up with a story that captures the joys, struggles, and unexpected connections of life. From poignant contemporary tales to darkly compelling literary thrillers, these...

New Year, New Stories: Tween Books to Kick Off the Year

A fresh year calls for fresh stories—and these tween reads arrive like a stack of crisp notebooks waiting to be filled. From eerie houses and high-stakes mysteries to heartfelt journeys of identity and home, this lineup captures all the wonder, uncertainty, and...

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