Alex Michaelides relies on the long-standing tradition of female insanity in fiction in his suspense novel, The Silent Patient.

Marginalia is the practice of writing in your books, sometimes called literary vandalism. But if the great authors could do it, so could I.

Reading Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad was a different experience now than it would have been before George Floyd's death.

Internet Archive created a National Emergency Library giving unlimited access to ebooks to an unlimited number of people. Publishers sue.

Sizzling summer reads started around 1900 when affluent people leflt the city and vacationed at the shore with plenty of time for reading.

Lisa Wingate's The Book of Lost Friends teaches history. Freed slaves try to find family and friends by placing "Lost Friends" ads in the So

The world needs book talk. No doubt about it. It’s a great way to bring people together. Whether online or in-person, talking about books is

The list of Pulitzer Prize winners in Fiction, Nonfiction, and general Nonfiction has been announced. Add these to your reading list.

Think twice before discarding your treasured books. Getting rid of a book is like tossing out an old friend and can produce feelings of guil

If you live under a literary rock, you may not know about the furor that has erupted over Jeanine Cummins’ novel, American Dirt, released fr

Reading is supposed to be fun. Sometimes we read for information. Sometimes we want a different viewpoint. Sometimes we read for pure pleasu

Chris Bohjalian's newest book is a book about a pathogen that starts a global pandemic. How does the simultaneous real-life pandemic affect

If you take a deep breath, you’ll smell the beautiful perfume of the pages in Erica Bauermeister’s book, The Scent-Keeper.

Many of us want to write a book and then publish it with the hope that thousands — maybe millions of people (be still, my heart) — will read

Hannah Beckerman's novel, If Only I Could Tell You, shows how easily a family can fall apart and how hard it is to put back together.

Music lifts us up during times of crisis as proven by the Italian balcony singers and the book, The Cellist of Sarajevo.

Lily King's novel Writers & Lovers tells of the struggles of creative life, of finding love, and of determination to make dreams come true.

Now is the time to stay home and catch up on all those books you’ve wanted to read in the past, but didn’t have time. Sheltering in place do

I kept thinking about that as I read Robert Hellenga’s novel, The Snakewoman of Little Egypt. It almost sounds like the opening of a joke: “

The critics hated The Bridges of Madison County, but the tactics Robert James Waller used in his novel made the readers love it. 60 million