• Suspense

    Nick Medina Looks at 7 Books That "Make Use of Folklore, Legend, and Myth to Leave Readers Shaken"

    These ancient folktales find new relevancy in contemporary reads.

    September 16, 2025  By Nick Medina
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    10 New Books Out This Week

    New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

    September 15, 2025  By CrimeReads 
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    5 Books that Tackle the Realities of Domestic Violence

    Stephanie DeCarolis looks at novels that "take on this difficult subject matter in a realistic and respectful way"

    September 15, 2025  By Stephanie DeCarolis
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    The Big Book Tour Backstory: On the Triumphs and Travails of Selling Your New Release, One Store at a Time

    Hank Phillippi Ryan goes behind the scenes on book tour, and asks writers for their most memorable audience interactions

    September 10, 2025  By Hank Phillippi Ryan
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    On Finding Comfort In Death Through Writing About Immortality

    "We’re not built for infinite time, just like we’re not built for infinite money. It breaks the brain."

    September 9, 2025  By Neil Sharpson
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    The Fear and Fascination of Gothic Fiction

    '[W]hat makes a story “gothic”, and why are we still fascinated by it hundreds of years after its inception?'

    September 9, 2025  By Joe Hart
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    Alexandra Brown Chang and Olivia Worley Go Deep into the World of Debutantes

    Read a conversation between the authors of two new books set amongst the intrigue and romance of high society

    September 8, 2025  By CrimeReads 
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    10 New Books Coming Out This Week

    New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

    September 8, 2025  By CrimeReads 
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    The Uncanny Power of the Subtly Supernatural

    In these novels, "little more is asked of the skeptical reader except a certain suspension of disbelief."

    September 5, 2025  By Amanda Chapman
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    On Discord, Shared Guilt, and The Power of Collective Narration

    A chorus of narrators doesn't just include the reader in the action—it implicates them.

    September 5, 2025  By Lauren Oliver
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