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Which Stephen King book was the easiest to write? Which does he consider his most underrated? And which is his personal favorite? To celebrate the release of OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE, we’re sharing a Q&A with the author himself!
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Author of Tender is the Flesh and The Unworthy Agustina Bazterrica reflects on trends in horror, particularly in Latin America. From body horror to the horrors of capitalism, what trends have you noticed in horror?
The stories we love stay with us—and so do the people who shared them. Esquire reflects on friendship, memory, and the return of Jack Sawyer in its review of OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE from Stephen King and Peter Straub.
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We’re thrilled to share this review of NATURE’S MAGICIANS in The Wall Street Journal! A book for anyone curious about the natural world, Jonathan Silvertown’s exploration of leaves invites us to take a closer look at the familiar.
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On October 22nd, an all-star cast of actors and writers will bring THE SUN ALSO RISES by Ernest Hemingway to life and ask what it means to read him today.
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A little bookish excitement of cosmic proportions: John Green is currently reading HOW TO BUILD A UNIVERSE, the next book from Katie Mack, available March 2027.
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Calling all Jane Austen fans! Sense and Sensibility hits screens today so it’s the perfect excuse for an Austen reading marathon and explore her last work, SANDITON, which tackles England’s privileged classes and the deception, snobbery, and unexpected romances that occur in their world.
Curious what Jane Austen was reading herself? Make sure you add Rebecca Romney’s JANE AUSTEN’S BOOKSHELF to your reading list too!
Chris Kraus shares her process for writing The Four Spent the Day Together, now out in paperback!
“A fast-paced mystery told in three interconnected parts that culminate in a subtle reflection on class, power, and the banality of our brute instincts.”—The Paris Review
Witch expert and author of WITCHLAND Marion Gibson ranks witch movies! What would your list look like?
Award-winning actors Maya Hawke and Richard Schiff along with Jay McInerney and other acclaimed novelists will be celebrating the 100th anniversary of Ernest Hemingway's THE SUN ALSO RISES at 92Y on Oct. 22nd!
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Booksellers across the US are loving Mary Beth Keane's new novel WHALE HARBOR, out October 20! See what they’re saying 💙
"A story of brothers and of home. Whale Harbor is mesmerizing in its scope. This will be one of the most loved books of the year."—Andrew Preston, Coffee Tree Books
Ted Scheinman’s JOLT is a compelling memoir of riding the depression roller coaster, choosing electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), and finding the path to happiness with fascinating side-journeys into the nature of identity and memory.
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Looking for your next listen? Press play on this Armchair Expert episode featuring SITUATED author Angela Duckworth.
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From the bestselling author of Witchcraft, WITCHLAND by Marion Gibson is a captivating and compassionate account of a moral panic during the English Civil War that left hundreds of so-called witches dead in its wake.
A DEAD WHITE is longlisted for the National Book Awards in Nonfiction! Congratulations, @wendyswalterslit!
A Dead White takes aim at the ubiquity of white paint in our society and what its prevalence reveals about our values.
How do plants work, and what makes leaves so essential to life? See the natural world in a new way with NATURE’S MAGICIANS by Jonathan Silvertown, available 10/6.
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